Sentence examples for its fundamental premises from inspiring English sources

Welcoming enslaved Africans into Christianity did not end chattel slavery, but it did challenge some of its fundamental premises.

While the plan's opponents have also attacked some of the particular details of the plan, in some sense those attacks are tangential: ultimately, the disagreement (to put it mildly) that people have with the Geithner plan is not with its details, but with its fundamental premises.

Its fundamental premises might have worked great in the world of bookshops, movie theaters, and record stores, but it wasn't built for what the world looks like today.

Its fundamental premises are individual responsibility and the power of competition to control costs and stop waste.

Herein I argue that mammographic screening has not delivered on its fundamental premise: to reduce the incidence of advanced breast cancer.

In this sense, the ecohealth model itself is part of the sustainable development process, and its fundamental premise is to be inclusive.

It is time to revisit the fundamental premises of deregulation based on our experience and reevaluate our direction.

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In several scenes, Kurka effects brilliant transformations of the novel's fundamental premises into music.

Rather, we are weakened by the fundamental premises of our own ideology.

That will not always be easy, some experts warned, because they start with different fundamental premises.