Sentence examples for basic tenets of all from inspiring English sources

Traceability is one of the basic tenets of all safety standards and a key prerequisite for software safety certification.

As we begin to have a more scientific understanding of the transcendent level of our existence and look at the basic tenets of all religions, we find that the spiritual experience is fundamental to all and similar in all.

Ms. Ludwig said, "It should be a basic tenet of all sound lending that the loan must be affordable to the borrower".

"There's a camaraderie that stems from the basic tenets of the Franciscans: that all people, all things, should be treated equal," said Lee Coppola, the dean of the Russell J. Jandoli Department of Journalism and Mass Communications.

These are basic tenets of fiction, which Guterson knows all too well.

All Egyptians have the right to participate in the creation of a new Egypt, provided that they respect the basic tenets of religious freedom and the equality of all citizens.

There is a performance-art aspect to the current crop of 20-something, Tumblr-style glamour girls who take all the basic tenets of Sam Fox's glamour model (tits, white teeth, the classic thumb tugging one's belt-loop, lip-licking pose) and mix them with a big scoop of Eighties Camden tourist-friendly punk (tattoos, requisite Sid Snot sneer) and a large ladle of naff Nineties Limp Bizkit fan.

All the basic tenets of the American judiciary are his product.

It has rejected, all along, the basic tenets of a "political transition" that was called for by a UN resolution in December.

One of the basic tenets of democracy is that the preferences and needs of all citizens should receive equal consideration.

And most of all, we are reaffirming the basic tenets of who we are as Americans and what we believe.