Sentence examples for their tenets from inspiring English sources

For some, Asian values with their tenets of solidarity and collective action are cause for celebration.

Their tenets included communal property, strict celibacy and full racial and gender equality.

One of their tenets was: RadioPaper must reflect, like real paper.

This is partly because according to their tenets, each member must contribute a tenth of his income.

To borrow from Ann Kirschner, an e-mail pen pal in Brooklyn, the protesters will now have to depend on their tenets, not their tents.

Groups that object to it on religious grounds may find that they cannot uphold their tenets even within their own organizations.

"The Fappening" confirms their tenet that men, not pretty girls, are what makes the world – or at least the internet – go around.

In this regard, biosensors have emerged as a reliable diagnostic technique for malaria due to many inherent advantages set by their tenet including reusability, quantitative nature, enhanced signals at low sample volume, and better storage and operational stability.

By contrast, most other Islamic states are monarchies that experience comparatively little strain between their religious tenets and their legislative branches.

If Christians want to observe their religious tenets, let them enjoy their own services.

The document warned that singling out Muslim women or Sikh men for inspection because they wore head coverings constituted discrimination and that forcing them to uncover their heads in public might violate their religious tenets.