Sentence examples for basic tenants of our from inspiring English sources
Today, President Trump signed an Executive Order that substantially eviscerates that promise and undermines the most basic tenants of our democracy.
If this had been a basic tenant of our foreign policy, we wouldn't have supported the forces in Afghanistan that gave birth to the Taliban.
The latest salvo in the Majority party's war on the environment has come from Rep. Fred Upton (MI-6), Chair of the Energy and Commerce Committee, who has sponsored a bill that undermines some of the most basic tenants of the landmark Clean Air Act and gives our nation's biggest polluters a free pass.
These terrorists are feeding on our lack of awareness of basic tenants of Islam, and readiness to hate and indiscriminately categorize the 'other' into the 'enemy' never-large-enough bin.
The world is flat — no question — but scrap iron for the Japanese and management of U.S. ports for an Arab country simply violate the most basic tenants of common sense.
These nanoparticles use some of the basic tenants of structural biology, biophysical chemistry, and vaccinology to develop protective, safe, and easily manufactured vaccines.
The assessment covers a broad range of topics related to multicellularity, from the basic tenants of Darwinian evolution and how multicellularity evolves, to philosophical notions of biological individuality.
I believe the basic tenants of American culture are built upon the premise that white culture is the standard for everyone else.
As Google notes in today's announcement, the basic tenants of Grafeas reflect the best practices that Google itself developed for its build systems.
From a chemical perspective the comparatively simple and lipophilic structure of pirfenidone combined with its administration at high doses, both experimentally and clinically, complicates some of the basic tenants of drug action and drug design.
On paper, Obama was a step forward a young, biracial idealist appealing to basic tenants of social progress.
