But it has been dampened in recent years by a series of government-sponsored bills: one demanding that non-Jewish Israelis take loyalty oaths; another authorizing the finance ministry to withhold funds from organizations deemed — however vaguely — to be violating Israel's foundational tenet of a "Jewish and democratic" state.
Or when he espouses the critique of development as the foundational tenet of a new development policy?
Irene Chang Britt: One of the foundational tenets of good governance is to have a well-curated board, with a thoughtful variety of specific skills and backgrounds, designed to accelerate the path to the strategy of the future.
Unsurprisingly, many contributors mine Derrida's Archive Fever, though an equal number advance the foundational tenets of performance studies associated with Peggy Phelan, Rebecca Schneider, and Diana Taylor.
A new volume explores the origins and history of seven foundational tenets of statistical science.
The course features selective readings in classics of Confucian, Daoist, and Buddhist texts that present the foundational tenets of Asian thought.
The McDougal lawsuit contends that an agreement that has the effect of coercing a person not to speak out on matters of public concern violates "foundational tenets of our system of government, including freedom of expression and conscience and freedom of the press".
For Carnap, as for Reichenbach, the choice of framework or coordinating definitions was conventional, a matter of convenience or heuristic fertility, whereas for committed Kuhnian normal scientists the foundational tenets of their paradigm are deep truths about the world, principles not subject to empirical test.
Facebook is not just spending big on lobbying lawmakers (and it sure is doing that), it's using technology and the brute force of its platform to pound on and roll over the rule of law by deforming foundational tenets of society.
My twin boys, third grade students in the Boston Public School system, have begun learning one of the foundational tenets of American liberty: the right and responsibility of citizens to vote for their leaders.
Each course segment will consider in depth a foundational tenet of contract law, but applied to a new and modern fact pattern.
