Bachmann's answer was garbled syntactically; the bill, of course, contained no tenets that would "take away protections"; it added protections.
Who were these people, trying to trick strangers into joining some cult that had no real backbone, no tenets, no faith?
Oh no, Tenet's deputy, John McLaughlin, said, "our guys work with the CINC" -- that is, the commander in chief in the field, Gen. Tommy R. Franks.
Dr. Pearce owns 250,042 shares of Tenet common stock, or less than one-tenth of 1percentt of the shares outstanding, and his other nominees own no Tenet shares, the company said.
"No different design tenets come into play," Coore said.
The proposal's four stated rules emphasized the following tenets: no blocking, no throttling, increased transparency, and no paid prioritization.
There is no central ancient text that succinctly sums up the religion's basic tenets, no single leader that Hindus can call the founder of their faith and no single modern-day organization to which all Hindus belong.
Gaza was never a place with a quantitative food shortage; it is a place where many people lack the means to buy food and other goods because of a closure policy whose tenets are "no development, no prosperity, and no humanitarian crisis", Gisha, the Legal Centre for the Freedom of Movement, explained in a press release.
No faith tenet can justify the abuse and subjugation of human beings.
The chairman and chief executive, Angelo Mozilo, was quoted yesterday in The American Banker as saying remaining independent was no longer a sacred tenet.
Asked if he had ever mentioned it to Mr. Bush in August, during a month of "high chatter and huge warnings," Mr. Tenet said no.
