Sentence examples for its core tenet from inspiring English sources

The G.O.P.'s approach on the issue of personal choice should fall in line with its core tenet of smaller government — less intrusion in our pocketbooks and our personal lives.

Google admitting that Android is inherently insecure due to its core tenet of openness?

Since those early days, social anthropologists have come to develop more nuanced approaches to cultural relativism (see for instance Geertz 1993); however, its core tenet, a claim to the equal standing of all cultural perspectives and values which co-vary with their cultural and social background, has remained constant.

Its core tenet is that followers are descendants of the "Ancient Ones," or "black ones," who occupied the North American continent tens of thousands of years before white Europeans. .

As this Briefing notes, financial economics continued to rapidly evolve after the establishment of the Efficient Markets Hypothesis as a touchstone of financial economics, challenging its core tenets and finding places in which it failed.

He supported the Volcker Rule after chipping away at one of its core tenets.

But unlike Apple, the company has made universal Internet access one of its core tenets, at its own expense.

Although movement training is derided by some MMA purists as a trend that will eventually fizzle, its core tenets – fluidity, cerebral awareness and precision – have been ingrained in the martial artist's repertoire for centuries.

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.

So why is Uber turning away from one of its core tenets?

Within this exploration, we give an account of its core tenets: distributional, recognition and procedural.