Sentence examples for proposed tenets from inspiring English sources

We will next briefly describe the HT program and then review our six proposed tenets of care.

More curiously, Mr Miliband proposed upending basic tenets of Anglo-Saxon shareholder capitalism, including getting rid of quarterly earnings reports and pledging that a Labour government would intervene to punish companies that did not hire apprentices, with further retribution lurking for those who poached their rivals' trained staff.

The proposed process combines tenets of professional urban/regional planning and systematic conservation planning.

Henderson proposed many Pastafarian tenets in reaction to common arguments by proponents of intelligent design.

Tonight, an Israeli television reporter said that Israel and the Palestinians were as likely to agree to the security measures proposed by Mr. Tenet as were "eggplants to sprout on my palm".

In 1945 American geneticists George Beadle and Edward Tatum proposed a central tenet of molecular biology, the "one gene-one enzyme" principle, which states that a single gene directs the synthesis of a single enzyme.

The scenario differs somewhat from the classic tenet, proposed by Charles Darwin, that all of today's life evolved from a single ancestral form.

American and European diplomats who are leading an international intervention effort said the violence underscored the urgent need for a concrete, step-by-step cease-fire plan like the one that Mr. Tenet has proposed.

This long-held tenet, first proposed by Professor Cajal, held that brain neurons were unique because they lacked the ability to regenerate.

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

The first tenet of the proposed test would be "meaningful commitments" to news and public affairs programming.