Sentence examples for central tenet in from inspiring English sources

A central tenet in the current debate is that centralism is good and fragmentation is bad.

And this accountability is a central tenet in a democratic society.

Successful redirection of endogenous resources into heterologous pathways is a central tenet in the creation of efficient microbial cell factories.

The nexus of structure and agency has been a central tenet in the field of sociology since its inception.

This was the central tenet in the political thoughts of China and Korea as early as 3,000 years ago.

A central tenet in forest ecology is that the course and rate of recovery is determined by the extent and intensity of the initiating disturbance.

Under pressure from Clinton, he said he would support legislation to repeal the 2005 law, though he has continued to defend its central tenets in interviews.

David Davis in the Mail on Sunday argues that UKIP's appeal has grown because the Conservatives had abandoned their "central tenets" in the face of modernisers drawn from "London's metropolitan elite".

You are then to find a career in an industry that best caters to these central tenets in your life.

Central tenets in this body-based concept are to facilitate grounding, stability, balance, flow of movement, breathing, and mental/cognitive awareness and embodied presence.

The Justice was restating the central tenet embraced in New York Times v. Sullivan, in 1964, the Supreme Court's most important decision about freedom of speech and of the press.