Sentence examples for a key article of from inspiring English sources

Yes, Corbyn supports unilateral disarmament, but in the 80s it was a key article of faith for Labour's left.

But he also insisted it scrap a key article of the bill that would give company-level deals precedence over sector-wide agreements on pay and conditions.

After all, is it not a key article of faith here in the roiling melting pot: that new groups will set up shop in whatever concrete backwater; bide their time; and then, through persistence, savvy, and the accumulating force of numbers, make their move toward a seat at the table of power?

A key article synthesizing a decade of research on rape [ 41] based its recommendations for rape resistance education programs largely on the Nurius and Norris model expanding it with self-defence training based on research examining tactics predicting successful resistance, [ 45].

> As depicted in Figure  2, the earliest appearance of a key article during this time period was in 1959.

He pointed out that the Vienna Circle's key article of faith, the principle of verification, according to which all propositions were meaningless unless they could be verified, could not itself be verified and hence was meaningless.

It's far more important as a weapon in the culture war, promoting an idea which buttresses their three key articles of faith: that "man" has dominion over nature; that corporate might makes right; and that change must be avoided.

But heretics are a menace from within: dissenting believers, who question key articles of faith.

Since Day 1, Trump has violated the basic norms of governing and key articles of the Constitution.

However, we are confident of aspirin in primary prevention being well catalogued between these time points, and that the key articles of interest have been reviewed here.

Since ratification of FCTC in 2004, the Cook Islands Tobacco Products Control Act, passed in 2007, is compliant with the key articles of FCTC.