Sentence examples for tenets by which from inspiring English sources

And the tenets by which he operates have taken voice in a company creed.

Both issues profoundly challenge the tenets by which Japan has been ruled in recent decades.

It is interesting to watch Huntsman slowly worm his way from adherence to the tenets by which he was raised.

Of all the odd and misguided tenets by which Eddie Vaughn lived his life, perhaps the most troubling was his view of the law.

Those maxims that people learn on their death bed – that you only have one life, that it is brief and frail, and if you don't take ownership of it nobody else will – were the tenets by which she lived.

In 1545, the Catholic world convened the Council of Trent, which, by the time it concluded its deliberations 19 years later, would codify beliefs in the transubstantiation of the host, the seven sacraments, the role of good works in obtaining salvation and the other tenets by which a reinvigorated Catholic church would fight back against its twin enemies, Protestantism and Islam.

The Panhellenic Creed's last line states, "The opportunity for wide and wise human service, through mutual respect and helpfulness, is the tenet by which we strive to live".

Animal Farm George Orwell, 1945 "Four legs good, two legs bad", a key tenet of Animalism, the credo by which the animal characters – or "Beasts of England" – wage their war against human governance, has lodged firmly in the language, as has the evidence of their corruption, "all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others".

The chapter ends with a discussion of the tenets of data-driven design that is, the processes by which data is used to inform product decisions and improve the user experience.

In this paper, we intend to use the basic tenets of cognitive psychology to devise efficient methods by which the task can be done.

Tenet Healthcare has been formally accused of abusing the system by which Medicare pays for the most expensive cases.