The phrase "ideological tenets" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in discussions or analyses of political or religious beliefs and principles. Example: The party's manifesto clearly outlines their ideological tenets, including equal rights for all citizens and a free market economy.
Al Qaeda, Judge Garzón wrote, is a franchise, whose operatives follow Mr. bin Laden's ideological tenets but often work independently, without concrete orders or hierarchy.
Essentially, when examining the ideological tenets of selective opening, this article compared Arab/Muslim/Sunnite Syrians with the rest of Turkey's refugees in terms of the protection that they receive in Turkey.
While the situation of Syrian Kurds could be dealt with under the temporary-protection system, their ethnicity challenges the ideological tenets of the temporary-protection regime that AKP has been keen to develop for 'victims' of the Assad regime, that is, people of Arab/Muslim/Sunnite origin.
In conclusion, I reflect on how the ideological tenets of selective opening and humanitarianism preclude more permanent integration policies that not only the refugees in Turkey but also Turkish society need to come to terms with as Turkey remains a target county for international migration flows.
But, increasingly among orthodox Republicans, these major ideological tenets are being both defended and attacked by the very same people, at the very same time.
That is, rather than devote considerable airtime to refuting the narrative and ideological tenets of ISIS, for example -- the so-called "counter-narrative" approach -- programs articulate an independent, positive reading of Islam, the role of religion in society and state, and what it means for an individual to live according to Islamic principles.
On the other was "hermit kingdom" North Korea, with its ideological tenet of 'juche' or self-reliance; a country which then seemed something of a "Stalinist Switzerland", recalls former Black Panther Kathleen Cleaver, now a law professor at Yale.
As a symbol, as an ideological tenet, and as a point of principle, raising the minimum wage remains a subject of passionate debate.
By no means have I offered an all-encompassing rebuttal to the "capitalism vs. socialism and social democracy" false dichotomy, but simply acknowledging this is exponentially more honest than pretending to be an authority on an issue for the sake of perpetuating some ideological tenet.
Was your departure based on ideological differences with the church's tenets?
Despite the spectacular riches of modernity, the ancient function of work – as destiny of a fallen humanity – rather than as a means of overcoming poverty, shows itself through the threadbare ideological clothing of a government which draws inspiration for its "reforms" from the tenets of the 1834 reform of the Poor Laws.
