Sentence examples for elementary tenets of the from inspiring English sources

Europeans think that Americans are on their way to betraying some of the elementary tenets of the Enlightenment, establishing a new principle in which they are "first among unequals".

Dr. Lindzen accepts the elementary tenets of climate science.

Elliott seems ready to deny the most elementary tenets of free trade in favour of some sort of socialism in one country.

The notion that it is a crime to risk one's life fleeing poverty in search of a better life abroad is an affront to the most elementary tenets of justice.

In this case, happily, their interests coincide not only with those of all their constituents, regardless of party, but also with an elementary tenet of democracy: that elections should be decided by counting up the votes of citizens, with every individual vote being of equal value.

The tenets of the Unix philosophy are simple and effective.

We violated the tenets of the Geneva Convention.

This chapter explores ten lesser tenets of the Unix philosophy.

He believes in the tenets of the U.S. Constitution.

He affirmed the tenets of the Muslim faith.

Other tenets of the faith gave him pause, too.