Sentence examples for a tenet for from inspiring English sources

The principle of sharing software was already a tenet for many members of the Homebrew club.

The presumption of innocence, while hardly a centrepiece of Iraqi justice, seems even less of a tenet for the 400-odd women jailed across the country.

Such an inquiry admittedly poses a challenge for neutrality among competing conceptions of the good, a neutrality that has been a tenet for many liberal political philosophers since Rawls.

In particular, we tested the hypothesis that recurrent adaptation to similar living environments provides a tenet for long-standing systematic controversies [ 41].

It's been a tenet of broadcast for decades, but it's taken some of us longer to understand that expanding the sensory experience of news consumption does add a little somethin'.

The end to Mrs Zia's political dynasty has become almost a tenet of national security for India, which sees her family meddling in India's domestic affairs.

The soul was encouraged to purify itself through yearning for God (a tenet of Ṣūfism, Islāmic mysticism), celibacy was condoned (as in Catholicism), and the slaughter of animals was forbidden (as in Jainism).

"Protecting free movement of wildlife over national borders has been a tenet of North American conservation for more than a hundred years," Dr. Clinton Epps, an associate professor in the department of fisheries and wildlife at Oregon State University, told The Huffington Post in an email.

This has been a tenet of modern research ethics for decades and is consistent with the inescapability of individual rights and respect for autonomy in contemporary research.

A central tenet for Rucker and his colleagues is that today's sea-ice retreat, warming surface temperatures, and similar observations are short-lived anomalies of a kind that often happened in the past — and that overzealous scientists and gullible media are quick to drum up crises where none exist.

A central tenet for Rucker and his colleagues is that today's sea-ice retreat, warming surface temperatures, and similar observations are short-lived anomalies of a kind that often happened in the past and that overzealous scientists and gullible media are quick to drum up crises where none exist.