Sentence examples for tenet by from inspiring English sources

A White House adviser explained Cheney's public endorsement of Tenet by saying, "In Washington, your friends always stab you in the chest.

Shot in the knee one time during the daytime fast of Ramadan, Mr. Haqqani had medics dig the bullet out without anesthesia rather than violate a religious tenet by swallowing pain medication, the official said.

That was the conclusion of the Senate Intelligence Committee, whose 511-page report rarely criticizes Mr. Tenet by name but does so often by his title, as "the D.C.I.," or director of central intelligence.

In this paper we substantiate this tenet by showing that this is also the case in the design studio.

Thelema is a philosophical law which has been adopted as a central tenet by some religious organizations.

The Panhellenic Creed's last line states, "The opportunity for wide and wise human service, through mutual respect and helpfulness, is the tenet by which we strive to live".

Both issues profoundly challenge the tenets by which Japan has been ruled in recent decades.

Its mission is to question medical tenets by analyzing all the trials of any treatment.

And the tenets by which he operates have taken voice in a company creed.

It is interesting to watch Huntsman slowly worm his way from adherence to the tenets by which he was raised.

Of all the odd and misguided tenets by which Eddie Vaughn lived his life, perhaps the most troubling was his view of the law.