Examples of using Tenets in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But there are some basic tenets of weight loss that must be observed,
This, however, can be explained as an optical illusion that does not violate the tenets of relativity, see Rees 1966.
Millions of Scientologists from over 150 countries around the world are committed to the tenets and practices of the religion.
And second, because the heretics themselves would not have granted such poorly established tenets as those of all the sectarians and‘orthodox' any further attention,
Therefore, that the tenets laid down in Torah,
but as he fled, the members of his Brotherhood executed him for having broken the tenets of their Creed.
In essence, Buffett's tenets constitute a foundation in value investing,
To guide him in his decisions, Buffett uses twelve investing tenets, or key considerations,
Growth at a reasonable price(GARP) is an equity investment strategy that seeks to combine tenets of both growth investing and value investing to select individual stocks.
According to the tenets of Vodou, a dead person can be revived by a bokor, or sorcerer.
The tenets above are just a few of the differences in values between Islam, the Bible and the Western concept of religion.
Keep in mind that if you have applied Buffett's other tenets, the projection of future earnings is,
amply demonstrates the consequences of putting the tenets of the free market into practice.
Ability to demonstrate the fundamental principles/tenets of cultural safety in their interactions with others,
Though they're aware of Bokonism's lies, they live their lives by these tenets anyway, and in so doing develop some genuine hope.
Buffet follows several important tenets and an investment philosophy that is widely followed around the globe.
religious legal tenets developing under British
their proximity did not mean blindly following all the tenets of the leader.
The founding principles of quality and craftsmanship remain their guiding tenets more than 100 years later.
the rights of believers in any faith do not extend to imposing the tenets of that faith on non-believers.