Sentence examples for from tenets from inspiring English sources

Grown-ups would understand that the threat to the West comes from tenets inherent in Islam, not from extremists or terrorists distorting the message.

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Mr. O'Leary came to American Healthcare in 1995 from Tenet Healthcare, where he was vice chairman.

"They got pounded on, day after day," one senior Bush Administration official told me, and received no consistent backup from Tenet and his senior staff.

(What do they know in Phoenix?) But can you imagine if word had reached the F.B.I. from Tenet at the C.I.A. that the president was personally interested in data about Qaeda threats in the U.S.? Every field office would have been instantly alerted and recent files searched; the troubling Williams memo would have rocketed up the chain and hit the president's desk the next morning.

IRS Wants Back Taxes From Tenet.

This April Barbakow was forced from Tenet's board.

The earliest works of these two young painters combined influences from Michelangelo and from northern Gothic engravings in a novel style, which departed from the tenets of High Renaissance art and was characterized by its highly charged emotionalism and departure from classicism.

It deviated little from the tenets of mainstream conservatism over the last generation.

We've separated meditation and mindfulness from the tenets of Buddhism, and we could be starving ourselves of the best bits.

He had, in fact, accused others who he believed strayed from the tenets of their faith of following a dirty religion.