Sentence examples for consider the tenets from inspiring English sources

Netanyahu and many of his supporters believe otherwise; too often, they consider the tenets of liberal democracy to be negotiable in a game of coalition politics.

As the New Yorker editor David Remnick wrote, Netanyahu and his supporters too often "consider the tenets of liberal democracy to be negotiable in a game of coalition politics".

But instead of turning the Value Trust into a virtual index fund -- as so many other managers have done by stuffing their funds with the largest stocks -- Mr. Miller adheres to what he considers the tenets of value investing, originally set by Benjamin Graham.

This is an academic debate of apples and oranges if one considers the tenets of the scientific method, a procedure that requires a hypothesis that must be proven by consistent replication of data by the same methodology before one can even establish a theory.

But to see the failure of essentialism we need only consider the first tenet.

Consider the treaty's main tenets: That there should be free trade in goods within a common customs union and that all technical barriers to trade should be abolished.

When I was a systems analyst 25 years ago, it was considered one of the tenets of the field that a good system was always accompanied by a backup system.

Even though homosexuality is outlawed in Pakistan and is considered repugnant to the tenets of Islam, it is privately tolerated in some sections of society, and the law is rarely brought to bear against people for homosexual behavior.

A day after the director of central intelligence, George J. Tenet, took responsibility for the use of unsubstantiated information about Iraq's nuclear program in the State of the Union address, President Bush said today that he retained confidence in Mr. Tenet and that he considered the matter closed.

In a statement issued yesterday, Tenet also defended Mr. Weinbaum, a longtime employee, saying he considered the accusations "absolutely false".

He said that he never considered the information on his home computers to be at risk, but said he respected Mr. Tenet's decision to act.