Sentence examples for tenet of current from inspiring English sources

The core tenet of current Republican ideology is to insulate the wealthiest Americans from participation in our fiscal repair.

A basic tenet of current trauma care practice is that the cervical spine remains vulnerable to further injury in patients who have received significant blunt force trauma to neck and who may have underlying unstable cervical spine injuries.

Early, prompt and accurate diagnosis followed by appropriate treatment is the key to effective disease management (WHO 2003) and is a basic tenet of current malaria control policy (WHO 2005; Bell 2006).

Kerry's latest deal in Afghanistan upends a key tenet of the current Afghan constitution: presidential power.

Sidney Harman oft times repeated a basic tenet of the current government/arts landscape, that the arts are viewed by too many in government as a dilettante enterprise, thereby missing its fundamental importance to our society's innovation, creativity and progress.

Ms. Hamilton hasn't read "The Omnivore's Dilemma, Michael Pollann's food manifesto; declines to follow the tenets of any current food philosophy; and seems to bristle at the way some of her contemporaries lapse into gastronomic piety.

It's my read that by combining the suggestion above for banks with local branches with the tenets of the current ordinance draft language requesting distilled data into zip codes there's plenty of wiggle room for presentation of evidence of local involvement by these larger institutions, even those that do not have physical branches in the region.

Although mixed use is cited as a key tenet of the most influential current planning paradigms, insufficient research has been carried out on the implementation of the mixed-use principle in practice.

Returning our supposedly broken social systems to some former glory is a core tenet of Trumpism, and the current iteration of America's conservative movement.

Mr. Von Trier made the film according to the austere tenets of Dogma 95, which shuns nearly all the trickery of current cinema.

Like the eurozone, Britain must ditch monetarism – a core tenet of the neoliberal orthodoxy which the current crisis has utterly discredited.