Sentence examples for party tenet from inspiring English sources

The big issue on which the conference divided was the old Party tenet of nationalization -or public ownership.

These discourses concern: the need for fairness in society, a key cross-party tenet of the 2010 UK election campaign (Wang et al., 2011); the obligation for the rich to do their 'bit' to help others less fortunate; and the requirement to show solidarity with those who are struggling financially by demonstrating we are all in this together.

But the Democrats fundamentally lost the white working class because these voters no longer believed the Party's central tenet — that government could restore a sense of economic security.

Mr. Boehner has broken with Republican tradition by dispensing with one of the party's unwritten tenets.

"Zinni's goal is to get the parties to implement the Tenet security work plan steps immediately, to get them to take steps even before he gets there," the State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said today.

Indeed, gay culture seemed to celebrate partying as a central tenet of our identity and Rob was smiling and laughing in the sexy Facebook pictures of him out clubbing, surrounded by friends.

Mr. Bush unabashedly referred to conservative principles and underscored his party's long-held tenets that the federal government is too powerful and that the military needs to be strengthened.

Or to put it another way, Greece will not be the last eurozone country where a party hostile to the tenets of the great European project will be seen as on the cusp of power.

Last year, China scrapped its grain self-sufficiency policy, doing away with a historical tenet of Communist party thought.

While supporters say it has enforced party discipline on a central tenet of Republicans' belief, it has also backed them into an absolutist position.

But he cannot do anything like that, because the sovereignty of party conference is a sacred tenet of the CLPD catechism.