Sentence examples for two main tenets from inspiring English sources

This has been the situation for years, and the United Nations peacekeepers have an especially difficult task because the two main tenets of their mission — protecting civilians and helping the Congolese Army wipe out rebel forces — often collide.

But the current tension between gays and conservatives illustrates the risks of that strategy, suggesting that the two main tenets of Mr. Bush's brand of Republicanism -- the "big tent" philosophy and the "family values" agenda -- may be on a collision course, just in time for the 2004 election campaign.

When Cafédirect realised that some of its producers' needs were not being met by the two main tenets of Fairtrade – minimum prices and social premiums – it set up its producer partnership programme (PPP) to invest money back into the producer groups it trades with.

Not until the two main tenets of socialism: abolition of private property (which must not be confused with personal property), and equality of income, have taken hold of the people as religious dogmas, as to which no controversy is regarded as sane, will a stable socialist state be possible.

The two main tenets of positive politics are : there is no society without government; the proper functioning of society requires a spiritual power independent from the temporal power.

This theory views an organization as a system being comprised of social (groups and teams of people) and technical subsystems based on two main tenets.

Bing said the three main tenets of his campaign are job creation, public safety and education.

Note, however, that the four main tenets of Leibniz's pre-established harmony leave room for God's supernatural causal activity even in the actions of finite substances.

(2009) list "creating cognitive dissonance" as one of the four main tenets of constructivist teaching.

The African Palliative Care Association APCAA) identifies developing an evidence base for palliative care as one of four main tenets of its strategic plan.

It consists of two primary tenets that describe how humans develop knowledge and expertise.