IT'S one of pro football's oldest tenets: dependable special teams make teams dependable.
If there are core tenets of your team's culture, a solid object your team has put in the ground and will not stray from them, that's great.
While Bill Clinton was president, Mr. Tenet's team was stunned when India, a close ally, conducted nuclear tests.
To add a luxury box and special road game accommodations undermines the basic tenet of team sport and spirit.
As befits a story about heroic individuals who just happen to be working journalists, the entire "Spotlight" team understood a key tenet of the profession: If you have a good story, over-hyping it will be counterproductive.
As a group with many internship and referral hospital trained veterinarians and staff, we believe that helping people and their pets requires the savvy of a team who can apply the tenets of gold standard medicine to treat pets without endless resources.
Nobody before had deliberately debunked rugby's sacred tenet of the team ethos, the lads together.
But a former senior agency official who worked with many of Tenet's top team members says, "These people carried out this policy... but they'll muddy the waters by explaining why what they did was O.K.
When Mr Tenet rejected the team's presentation, they took it, says Mr Rockefeller, directly to the White House.Chasing after fragmentsPerhaps most tellingly, Mr Rockefeller accuses the administration of putting pressure on its spies to conform to the certainty contained in its own strident pronouncements.
"I have confidence in Ron's leadership and Tenet's management team, so now is the right time for me to step down as CEO," Fetter said Monday in an announcement.
One of my coaching tenets is that a team can and should attack without the ball, as well as with it.
