One of the firm's tenets is to avoid exploration companies, deeming them far too risky and capital-intensive.
"Fruitlands," seen on Thursday evening at the Chocolate Factory, is about living freely, a tenet of the transcendentalists; it's also an exploration of women's freedom, then and now.
Nimzowitsch's exploration of openings that had been previously explored and found wanting led him to another Hypermodern tenet: the voluntary surrender of the centre.
Trump's administration would be "clearly in favor of enhanced exploration and production of oil and gas as a tenet of energy, economic and national security policy," Scott Segal, co-head of government relations at the legal and lobbying firm Bracewell, told the Washington Post.
Segal said a Trump administration would be "clearly in favor of enhanced exploration and production of oil and gas as a tenet of energy, economic and national security policy". His key advisers have included Oklahoma-based shale oil producer Harold Hamm and North Dakota Rep. Kevin Cramer (R).
Within this exploration, we give an account of its core tenets: distributional, recognition and procedural.
Through all the film star years, George never wearied of vaunting the ideal partnership he shared with his wife, the creativity of their mutual exploration and their satisfactory resistance of the destructive tenets of women's liberation.
It's basic, bold tenet of the American Dream: venture capital and real estate are means for spiritual exploration and existential validation.
Tyson is willing to challenge some of the long-standing tenets of astrophysics, notably the presumption that the quest for knowledge should drive the peaceful exploration of science.
Thomas's surprising and eccentric metaphoric cascades as well as his Freudian exploration of sexuality, strangeness, dreams, and childhood find a precedent in the movement's general tenets and preoccupations.
