Sentence examples for the primary tenets from inspiring English sources

One of the primary tenets of Sun Tzu's "Art of War" is that war is deception.

Mr. Kochis notes that one of the primary tenets of asset allocation is rebalancing every so often.

In Frozen, the primary tenets of the more generalized and inclusive "Disney Gospel" that date from Walt's time remain constant.

Why is he so willing to ignore one of the primary tenets of our rule of law: that a person is innocent until proved guilty?

And he violated one of the primary tenets for referees by providing the gamblers with information about referee assignments, relationships between referees and players and the health of players.

The problem for Hawking's idea was that it clashed with quantum mechanics, of which one of the primary tenets is that information cannot be lost.

For the Mīmāṃsakas, the primary tenet is that the Vedic scriptural texts are eternal and uncreated, and that they are meaningful.

I don't know about you, but a public celebration of my leadership during which you seem to have violated the primary tenet of your role as a journalist seems to be a tad better than public humiliation.

Importantly, the primary tenet behind early cancer detection and prevention strategies is that carcinogenesis can be suppressed during the post-initiation stages of the disease, specifically because of its progressive nature and long latency [ 2].

Although the Act, as finally enacted, does not contain explicit reference to its religious purpose, there is no indication in the legislative history that the deletion of "creation ex nihilo" and the four primary tenets of the theory was intended to alter the purpose of teaching creation science.

Its comparative queasiness about fantasy, including the daily version, likely stems from factors that separate it from its professional counterparts on the issue -- chiefly, its adherence to amateurism, and the risk that it believes any form of wagering poses both to that primary tenet and to the integrity of games played by athletes who aren't compensated.