This
violates every precept
of english law as well as natural justice.
Following the
moral precepts
of the daily mail, for example, is more likely to make you afraid than content.
Precept equalization
have been avoided.
And what about the
buddhist precept
of not taking life?
He fulfilled the law because he did it - the only man ever in time who was able to
obey these precepts.
Lord, i am thine; o save thou me:
thy precepts
i have sought.
I will meditate in
thy precepts, and have respect unto thy ways.
We can notice the degree of mettaa a person has by the way in which he
observes the five precepts.
A
fundamental precept
of science is the freedom enjoyed by the theorist in devising hypotheses.
There was some disagreement about whether
parish precepts
affected the capping of the boroughs council tax setting.
Precepts laid
down in your sacred records are fully practiced by the professors of your religion.
The socialist utopia is an
ethical precept
rather than a state of affairs which has to be brought about.
The local
council tax precept
for policing is the second lowest in the country.
I will learn of them to take upon myself and
keep the precepts.
It is also taken to mean that no
religious precept
must be challenged by the organs of society.
The local council
tax precept
for policing is the second lowest in the country.
However, it was clear that their design and operation generally
reflected the precepts
of the code of practice.
Their salaries should be deducted from the enormous
police precepts
raised in the council tax.
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