Sentence examples for academic tenets from inspiring English sources

To all but the most hardened anti-statists such an argument is a no-brainer, especially now one of the key academic tenets of the austerity myth has been blown out of the water.

Athletics and academics are both tenets of the Rhodes Scholarship.

The tenets of academic and scientific freedom call for tolerance and cooperation among colleagues for the advancement of knowledge.

But as much research is conducted through university departments, what happens when business interests conflict with central tenets of academic inquiry?

Just as important is the birth of a new concept of what is being delivered".Competency-based education" sounds tedious but reverses most of the basic tenets of academic teaching.

James Caspian, a psychotherapist, who wanted to conduct the research for a master's degree in counselling and psychotherapy at Bath Spa University, accused it of failing to follow "the most basic tenets of academic and intellectual freedom of enquiry".

"They state that the reason for their managing the weapons labs is so that the staff can have the ability to speak out within the tenets of academic freedom without fear of reprisals.

Information literacy is a central tenet of academic librarianship.

Monetarism's policies and method of analysis lost influence among central bankers and academics, but its core tenets of the long-run neutrality of money (increases in money supply cannot have long-term effects on real variables, such as output) and use of monetary policy for stabilization became a part of the macroeconomic mainstream even among Keynesians.

Empirical scientific research has become the most valued and highly rewarded activity for nurse academics to pursue, and the tenets and standards of research have come to define the entire academic project of nursing.

As such academic freedom is a basic tenet of democracy," said Stephen Khan, editor of The Conversation, a website for academic research.