Sentence examples for a fundamental statement of from inspiring English sources

The Augsburg Confession, which became a fundamental statement of Lutheran belief, assumed that reconciliation with the Catholics was still possible.

"[T]he act of incorporating the same-sex marriage ban into the state constitution sends the message that South Dakota's same-sex marriage ban is not a temporary state of affairs but rather a fundamental statement of the state's public policy," she wrote.

Weber's (1948) essay on the elements of Bureaucracy is a fundamental statement of organization.

The Clausius Inequality, the fundamental statement of the second law of thermodynamics, focuses on the net entropy rejection by heat transfer out of a closed system operating in a cyclic manner.

In 1892, he published The Division of Labour in Society, his doctoral dissertation and fundamental statement of the nature of human society and its development.

"Under Secretary Magaw's statement shows a fundamental lack of knowledge about what happens aboard an aircraft," said an American Airlines pilot, Gary Boettcher, in a statement.

Supremely silly as it can sometimes be, however, the manifesto does demand to be taken seriously at its most fundamental level: as a statement of an intention to revolt by being revolting.

Our Constitution, like the Common Law of England, is a short statement of fundamental principles that govern behavior.

"The right to negotiate wages and benefits," the statement continues, "is a fundamental underpinning of our middle class.

On the other hand, the no-cloning (or "no quantum Xerox machine") theorem is a fundamental tenet of quantum mechanics, the statement that it is impossible to produce a perfect copy of the state of an unknown quantum particle.

There are series of contradictions in his statements that reflect a fundamental misunderstands of the conflict".