Sentence examples similar to long established tenets from inspiring English sources

Messianic beliefs became firmly established tenets of Judaism and are included among the great Jewish medieval philosopher Maimonides' Thirteen Articles of Faith.

In effect, her argument gives intellectual heft to the Bush administration's disdain for both the United Nations and the established tenets of international law.

The global financial crisis of 2007 2008 highlighted the need to re-evaluate several well established tenets in the world of finance.

These results cannot be scientifically validated as they contradict established tenets in oncology.

As a specialty, anesthesiology must remain firmly committed and continue to work diligently on established tenets as well as new patient safety principles and concepts [ 27].

A reanalysis of existing data suggests that the established tenet of increasing efficiency of transport with body size in terrestrial locomotion requires re-evaluation.

The great value of dosimetry is an established tenet, nonetheless each experimental point requires time-consuming acquisitions.

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.

He had long established ties with Al Qaeda".

"Those rules are intentional, long established and carefully considered.