Sentence examples for long-standing tenets from inspiring English sources
On the eve of taking office, Trump is out of sync with both the long-standing tenets of American foreign policy and his predecessors, Republican and Democratic alike, who carefully distinguished between a belief in God and bloodthirsty violence.
He's a volunteer in an experiment run by UC Davis that could offer a partial solution to California's perennial water shortages, and in the process, challenge some long-standing tenets of flood control and farming in the Central Valley.
This view has been a long-standing tenet in strategic-management theory.
While watertight closure of the dura is a long-standing tenet of cranial surgery, it is often not possible and sometimes unnecessary.
Kaine opposes a long-standing central tenet of the Democratic party platform; in fact, the platform committee just adopted its strongest pro-choice language yet.
In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.
In particular, we tested the hypothesis that recurrent adaptation to similar living environments provides a tenet for long-standing systematic controversies [ 41].
Yesterday, it released a new institutional view on controls, key tenets of which are:Countries with extensive and long-standing measures to limit capital flows are likely to benefit from further liberalization in an orderly manner.
We are a long-standing and growing movement of faith leaders, and we believe that using religion to justify discrimination and hatred violates central tenets of faith -- including love of neighbor and care for the poor.
Had long-standing deep friendships.
