Sentence examples for The tenets to from inspiring English sources

The tenets to which they subscribe include more deregulation, tax breaks for job creators and too much reliance on "dirty energy," such as fossil fuels, said Stein, who is co-author of two reports — "In Harm's Way: Toxic Threats to Child Development," published in 2000, and "Environmental Threats to Healthy Aging," published in 2009.

This chapter focuses on the relationships among the tenets, to expose the synergy obtained by using them together.

He spent his last years in loneliness, near-poverty, and increasing infirmity, sadly aware that Hungary's new leaders rejected the tenets to which he remained unalterably attached.

Better growth policy and real education reform are the central tenets to restoring acceptable economic mobility in the United States.

But he hasn't yet figured out how to take the five tenets to scale.

It also indicates that she had not abandoned all the Platonist tenets to which she subscribed before she met Locke.

With the election of Donald Trump, the tenets threaten to become structural.

The first tenet to fall is the belief that the United States has almost unlimited influence in South America.

Arabic translation: Through pictures and posters we are able to communicate the tenets of the revolution to the masses and protect its continuation.

But they are asking for resources to apply the tenets of Conscious Capitalism to their operations.

The tenets are prologue to practice.