Sentence examples for principal tenets of from inspiring English sources

"One of the principal tenets of the administration and of ourselves is we have got to do this fast," Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, the majority leader, said Wednesday.

In short, the fear is taking root that the financial crisis will undermine the principal tenets of western-style global liberalism and encourage a retrenchment in US and European diplomacy.

That, accompanied by the thrill of speed, remain the principal tenets of hot-rod culture, however far from the source they might flourish.

The principal tenets of the Aristotelian natural philosophy were: the doctrine of form and matter, the four causes, the rigid separation of the world into opposed spheres, and the finite nature of the universe.

So one might think that the concept of 'majority rule' here, just one of the principal tenets of democracy, would be a bad idea.

In a letter published in a follow-up edition of The Humanist, Sagan confirmed that he would have been willing to sign such a statement had it described and refuted the principal tenets of astrological belief.

The principal tenet of the proposed reforms was the concept of dyarchy essentially, dual government.

Long after he had finished writing his novels, he fell under the influence of primitive (prechurch) Christianity, the principal tenet of which was the brotherhood of all humans.

Today, a principal tenet of geology is that a vast majority of the world's oil arose not from lumbering beasts on land but tiny organisms at sea.

The principal tenet of Germany's economic system is the way in which capital, labour and the state have organised their relationship.

A principal tenet of the Coulomb hypothesis is that stress increases promote, and decreases inhibit fault failure.