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precept sentence examples

  • Precepts of christianity.
  • 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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