Sentence examples for tenet for the from inspiring English sources

The presumption of innocence, while hardly a centrepiece of Iraqi justice, seems even less of a tenet for the 400-odd women jailed across the country.

The building's 28 rooms were reserved for both the Jungmeister (young masters) and "promising students" – in line with his tenet for the "cultivation of friendly association between masters and students outside the work context".

Deciphering commonly observed patterns and processes within riverine landscapes resulting from the interplay between physical and biological components is a central tenet for the interdisciplinary field of river science.

Senkut says one central tenet for the firm is resiliency, meaning Felicis works to ensure that it's portfolio is "anti fragile," as described by essayist, scholar, and risk analyst Nassim Taleb, in his 2012 book about "things that gain from disorder".

The basic tenet for the approach we will outline herein is to illustrate how modeling and simulation methods can be used to design a pediatric‐specific clinical trial that meets the performance objectives of the trial.

Open your heart, because I think the tenet for all the major religions is peace and compassion.

The five commandments Kampfner names five basic "tenets" for the new-look magazine.

Basic tenets for the bill, Mr. Schumer said, were that it would be comprehensive and would offer eventual citizenship for illegal immigrants who follow a prolonged process to correct their status.

One of the tenets for the company now is to shift its technical strategy to open source, says Grover, in order "to be a part of the community and give back".

The basic tenets for the development of this system are also described.

One of the central tenet for supporting using the HADS is that it is easy to use, this of course, includes scoring the instrument.