Sentence examples for tenets the first from inspiring English sources
The AMM has but three tenets, the first of which states that all people, regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation, have the right to marry.
One of the bedrocks for our country which I most appreciate is the way we have maintained our sense of religious freedom and kept to the tenets of the First Amendment to the Constitution.
In fact, it was heartening to see so many clerics who belong to churches that have so often been at war with each other -- literally -- come together to so vigorously uphold the sacred tenets of The First Amendment.
Those were important tenets through the first week of the Maryland football team's fall camp under Durkin as he attempts to remake the Terps defense in the image of those he led at Michigan and Florida.
Indeed, because they are so upstanding, I'm certain that one of their greatest devotions is to that fundamental Christian tenet, the ninth Commandment, that "you shall not bear false witness against your neighbor".
Lawyers for the media companies have argued that such a rule violates a tenet of the First Amendment.
In a meeting on Monday, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel told Mr. Tenet that the first priority was that Mr. Arafat should stop all violence and terrorism.
Donald Trump's attitude, and his conduct at his own campaign rallies, violates every tenet of the First Amendment.
We take this to mean that religion of any sort is protected from interference by the government of the United States, a sanctified tenet of the First Amendment guarantees of freedom of religion and the right to exercise it.
Alberti was setting out the tenets of the fifteenth-century Florentine art fad that we now call linear perspective, a means of turning a "quadrangle of right angles" — a canvas — into "an open window" overlooking a real-seeming world.
On the liberal side, one of the tenets of the fourth wave of feminism, which is just starting to crest, is that women should not criticise one another's life choices.
