Three decades later, civil society groups and Western officials have accused Mr. Orban of undermining the basic tenets of democracy in order to tighten his own grip on power and create a one-party state.
How, you might wonder, can such a simple statement of obvious fact undermine the tenets of modern society?
In a quite similar vein, the explosion of capitalist instincts in China has gradually undermined the tenets of Mao era communism, paving the way for a "market society", along Karl Polanyi's ideas in The Great Transformation (1944), where material prosperity, productivity, and prices displace principles of solidarity and redistribution.
In recent years, however, new political and interdisciplinary perspectives have undermined the tenets of legal liberalism, and liberal law professors have enlisted other disciplines in the attempt to legitimize their beliefs.
"Unfortunately many charters are undermining these basic tenets of our democracy, while at the same time selling out a generation of Americans," Matusuda said.
It means that even judges cannot challenge the basis for government secrecy, undermining the basic tenets of democratic society.
Kind essentialism has a number of tenets.
Not only does the cr mutation induce effects that are "entirely one way or entirely the other" at the phenotypic level, however; the manner in which its presence determines the crest in rock pigeon varieties undermines another tenet of the theory of natural selection: "descent with modification".
They alone can set the tone for the next generation, claim a direction for slow change that does not undermine the basic tenets of what they see as the socialist direction of their nation.
Because, again, I would argue, they undermine the basic tenets of our society and the family.
And Rick Santorum believes that even gay sex undermines "the basic tenets of our society and the family".
