Sentence examples for in its tenets from inspiring English sources

Were it a sacred text, surely we would have been richly indoctrinated in its tenets from an early age.

To be fair, some companies have involuntarily had to implement this new business model of investing -- driven by conditions on the ground that necessitate it prior to investment, or government imposed conditions, i.e., local content laws, that force a social benefit initiative in its tenets and execution.

A student does not need to believe in evolution in order to understand its tenets and evidence, and in this way can be fully literate in modern scientific thought and still maintain contrary religious or cultural views.

Few politicians have believed in its core tenets more than Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher – yet at the end of their long terms, after bitter battles, the proportion of GDP spent by the state remained the same.

Few politicians have believed in its core tenets more than Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher -- yet at the end of their long terms, after bitter battles, the proportion of GDP spent by the state remained the same.

To draw a distinction within ISIS between lifelong political Islamists on the one hand and former Baathis on the other is not to preclude substantial crossover between the two camps, or to suggest that numerous former Baath party members who now serve ISIS do not firmly believe in its ideological tenets.

(While Pentecostalism varies widely, its tenets in Brazil include faith healing, prophecy and exorcism).

belief finding expression in a conscience which categorically requires the believer to disregard elementary self-interest and to accept martyrdom in preference to transgressing its tenets.

He lashes out against secularists and trumpets his and Callista's Roman Catholicism, though the two of them lived for six years in explicit defiance of its tenets.

Strange, strange: collapsed into unimaginable density as they say happened to a neutron star, all my history seemed in that instant, all its tenets, its dictates.

"They imagined they would have a whole cadre that was born after the revolution that would subscribe more closely to its tenets, when in fact the rebellions today in Iran are more often fueled by the youth," she said.