Sentence examples for important tenets from inspiring English sources

She'll remind the party, too, that without fighters and strong party membership involvement, important tenets of human rights are easily trampled over.

"The honor code is one of the most important tenets of the university," said Gil Lopez, the newspaper's editor in chief, in an interview.

Regarding the editorial "The burqa ruse" (Jan . 28: France is a republic and one of the nation's most important tenets is secularism.

MARK LEIBOVICH Braving the Cold The State of the Union tradition affirms many important tenets of public life, none more important than this: Politicians love being on television.

A.P. Freedom of Expression To honor one of the most important tenets of American culture, this course invites students to express themselves using their native mode of communication, emoji.

Cawley (2008) synthesizes addictive behaviour into three important tenets: tolerance, withdrawal, and reinforcement.

Its most basic and important tenet?

Hitting's most important tenet is balance, Manto said.

This is such an important tenet of Islam that the subject of jihad is mentioned in 28 verses and that of qital in 34 verses.

All draw much of their support from adherents to their religion; giving to charity is an important tenet in Christianity and Islam.

Like many Christians motivated by their faith to help others, giving to the less fortunate is an important tenet of Islam.