Sentence examples for central precepts of from inspiring English sources

They surely see themselves as the elect of God whether or not they follow the central precepts of Islam.

"It is now clear that the challenged laws burden the liberty of same-sex couples, and it must be further acknowledged that they abridge central precepts of equality," they argued.

Trump has a unique ability to question the central precepts of the last 60 years.

Trump has a unique ability to question the central precepts of the last half century.

"The challenged laws burden the liberty of same-sex couples, and they abridge central precepts of equality," Justice Kennedy wrote.

— privatization — had become a central precept of the conservative movement.

The great pleasure of "Millennium Skiva" was its distillation of a central precept of dance: that the physically impossible is achievable.

But by the time Ronald Reagan became President the overriding principle that had guided their actions at the O.E.O. privatization had become a central precept of the conservative movement.

For centuries the balance of power has been the central precept of international politics so what happens when one country's overwhelming primacy makes restraining alliances seem obsolete?

I lie awake on my jhilli, thinking of Maase's protracted sadness, listening to the drums and the sounds of protracted happiness from the grounds, and thinking about Charu Mazumdar's idea of protracted war, the central precept of the Maoist Party.

A central precept of this approach is the recognition that while "election laws will invariably impose some burden upon individual voters... common sense, as well as constitutional law, compels the conclusion that government must play an active role in structuring elections... if they are to be fair and honest and if some sort of order, rather than chaos, is to accompany the democratic processes".