The finding that underscores what both sides view as a basic tenet of this election: The winner on Tuesday will be the candidate who does the best job of turning out supporters.
However in another exchange the Facebook exec appeared not to be aware of a basic tenet of UK election law — which prohibits campaign spending by foreign entities.
Related: The undoing of Ed Miliband – and how Labour lost the election | Patrick Wintour So established is this tenet of conventional wisdom, it's spawned sub-tenets.
These discourses concern: the need for fairness in society, a key cross-party tenet of the 2010 UK election campaign (Wang et al., 2011); the obligation for the rich to do their 'bit' to help others less fortunate; and the requirement to show solidarity with those who are struggling financially by demonstrating we are all in this together.
The exhibit amounts to a campaign by the Sadrists to go beyond their past as a purely confrontational force to Iraqis, presenting a more moderate version of Shiite tenets, which is significant after an election that widely rejected religious parties.
With the presidential elections around the corner, we are reminded of the tenets that the United States was founded on.
It is utterly absurd that those who have denied their own population the most rudimentary tenets of democracy, such as a constitution and elections, are now self-declared champions of democracy in Syria.
The upheaval over an anti-Islam video has suddenly become Mr. Obama's most serious foreign policy crisis of the election season, and a range of analysts say it presents questions about central tenets of his Middle East policy: Did he do enough during the Arab Spring to help the transition to democracy from autocracy?
BENGHAZI, Libya — The leader of the transitional government declared to thousands of revelers in a sunlit square here on Sunday that Libya's revolution had ended, setting the country on the path to elections, and he vowed that the new government would be based on Islamic tenets.
What made it lose its majority in the June election was an air of chaos within the party and its dismissal of the usual tenets of an election campaign.
