At the root of A.F.T.B. is the Army's institutional embrace, in recent years, of a we're-all-one-big-family-and-we're-all-in-this-together philosophy, a departure from its traditional if-the-Army-wanted-you-to-have-a-wife-it-would-have-issued-you-one credo.
He collaborated with his scriptwriters, usually Robert Riskin, and, under his "one-man, one- film" credo, he produced as well as directed all his later movies.
Né So, a desert blues, reflects Traoré's experiences in her war-torn homeland, while Sé Dan is a 'one world, one destiny' credo with Toni Morrison.
Still, both Johnson and LeBlanc emphasized one main credo of slugging safety: If something about a ride doesn't suit you, decline.
At least two petitions have been established to pressure the Komen Foundation to reverse its decision -- one from Credo Action and another at SignOn.org.
But the heartbroken dad of a slain Army lieutenant on Wednesday showed how hard and subjective it is to decide whether a soldier is worthy of the "leave no one behind" credo.
He held up Johnson & Johnson's one-page credo as a model, because it is among the few that addresses both.
By Michael Schulman "Advertising is based on one thing: happiness" is the credo of Don Draper, the advertising guru from the AMC show "Mad Men".
In his new book he delivers "the seven deadly sins of Bush-Cheney" (lust, greed, pride, etc)., as well as a "12-step recovery program for American grand strategy," based on the Alcoholics Anonymous credo that one needs to admit past mistakes and make amends.
He has focussed instead on other industries, such as aerospace; one oft-cited credo of his venture-capital firm, Founders Fund, unflatteringly references Twitter: "We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters".
