Sentence examples for primary tenets of the from inspiring English sources

In Frozen, the primary tenets of the more generalized and inclusive "Disney Gospel" that date from Walt's time remain constant.

In a televised interview, Ryan stated his belief that "... the [Bible's] preferential option for the poor... is one of the primary tenets of Catholic social teaching".

It may be that one of the primary tenets of priority setting – that limits must be set to meet population health needs in the face of resource constraints – will not be easily accepted by physicians who see themselves solely as patient advocates [ 11].

One of the primary tenets of Sun Tzu's "Art of War" is that war is deception.

Mr. Kochis notes that one of the primary tenets of asset allocation is rebalancing every so often.

Peace is my main objective as a mom and as a yogini who believes in ahimsa (non-harming), one of the primary tenets of yogic philosophy.

As counterinsurgency writer Ann Marlowe has pointed out in this section and elsewhere, the U.S. repeatedly ignored or forgot the primary tenets of counterinsurgency warfare in Vietnam and again in Iraq until late in the day.

The position paper by the Palestinians, which was written by Abu Mazen, the head of the negotiating department of the Palestinian Authority, takes issue with primary tenets of Mr. Clinton's plan and shows maps to illustrate the points.

A primary tenet of Confucianism is the deference that the young should pay to the old.

I don't know about you, but a public celebration of my leadership during which you seem to have violated the primary tenet of your role as a journalist seems to be a tad better than public humiliation.

So from a journalism standpoint, The Huffington Post's disclaimer forfeits a primary tenet of journalism, that of covering stories objectively.