Sentence examples for progressive tenets from inspiring English sources

At the Democratic convention last week, some of the speeches ran counter to basic progressive tenets of peace and social justice.

Nearly all of them have, since their presidencies in some cases, walked away from this progressive tenet in a very decided fashion".

But Clinton's broadside against "printing money" leaves room to be interpreted as maligning a fundamental tenet of progressive economics.

Roberts is here agreeing with the most basic, fundamental tenet of progressive thought: Society ought to take care of its least fortunate members, and those with the greatest financial wherewithal should bear the greatest share of that cost.

Is progress necessarily progressive?

"To present an opportunity to a person of color, well-credentialed and well-qualified, ought to be one of the tenets of the progressive movement," Mr. Brown said.

The revelation of this particular scheme comes at a time when "free public college" has become a central tenet of the progressive left's platform.

Is it not a tenet of being progressive to protect the poor?

My theological concern is that we progressive Christians have forgotten one of the central tenets of the Bible -- that there is a clear distinction between Caesar and God.

This is not a "left" or "right," "progressive" or "conservative" issue, nor is it a tenet of a policy middle road.

Even self-described progressives have been wary of challenging the core tenets of free market economics for fear of looking like outdated leftovers from the socialist past.