Mr Tenet allowed Mr Cheney to twist intelligence in order to build a case for attacking Saddam.
An uproar arose over this, but in fact, if that's what Mr. Foster said, he was simply — if unwisely — expressing aloud a generally unspoken umpire tenet that allows for some discretion on close plays to keep managers and fans, who can clearly see throws but not tags from the dugout or the stands, from causing a ruckus.
The advisory board also criticized Mr. Tenet for allowing Ms. Slatkin to take charge of the Deutch investigation.
But al-Malki and the 3,500 other Muslim athletes expected to compete in London may look to ancient Islamic tenets that allow exemptions — for travelers, the sick and others — out of concern that not eating or drinking, even water, throughout the day could put them at a competitive disadvantage.
In his speech, he offered the tenets that allowed both Mandela and himself to pursue and persevere for a purpose bigger than themselves.
Astonishingly, and against every known marketing tenet, the Knicks allowed columns to be filed that were critical of Marbury on his night of personal tragedy.
If the current TTIP proposals move forward, it could undermine a 70-year-old tenet of the EU that allows member states to restrict trade in order to "protect human, animal and plant life or health" for the "conservation of exhaustible natural resources".
Although patient confidentiality is a central tenet of GUM practice, the law allows sharing of patient information with other health professionals in the interests of controlling spread[ 4].
"One of the tenets of free speech is that it allows for uncomfortable speech," Dr. Rubin said.
Key concerns for Miské are the future of multiculturalism (as contentious an issue in France as it is in this country) and implacable religious belief that allows no dissent from its strict tenets.
