Sentence examples for its key tenet from inspiring English sources

Fifty years after President Lyndon B. Johnson signed it into law, the bill has failed to deliver on its key tenet: creating an integrated society.

Known as harm reduction, its key tenet is to view people who take drugs as human beings and focus on saving their lives rather than preventing their sins.

Its key tenet is that knowledge and thinking as well as learning are situated in experience.

Within a few years, though, the very originators of the scheme had abandoned its key tenets, journalists were sick of talking about it, and Spielberg wasn't showing much sign of abandoning special effects or scripted dialogue.

Sanders has said he now supports repealing the law, but he continues to defend its key tenets.

It was delivering prosperity; Blair and Brown believed they had won only because they had promised not to challenge its key tenets.

She said that "Landon has an extensive ethics and character education program which includes as its key tenets respect and honesty.

Its key tenets include the idea that everyone gets along really well in high school, and thus that being a teenager is super fun.

One of its key tenets is decentralisation from the state alongside the idea that only markets can generate wealth and freedom.

Gov. Rick Perry has made no secret of his disdain for federal health reform or for one of its key tenets, a Travelocity-like state insurance marketplace in which consumers could choose from public and private health plans.

What was equally clear is that the new coach, who had worked with the under-13s and under-19s since joining the coaching staff in 2008, would aim to re-energise the side around another of its key tenets – young, homegrown players.