Sentence examples for tenet has been from inspiring English sources

For example, since joining two years ago Michael Grade's key tenet has been that its billion-pound annual programme budget would be maintained, come hell or high water.

The idea that similar experience brings protection to common identity and freer discussion — a safe-space tenet — has been basic to his campaign from the start.

"Director Tenet has been asked to stay on the job for what will amount to an undetermined period of time," said Ari Fleischer, spokesman for the Bush transition team.

Rating Van Gaal 5/10 Moyes 4/10 The Dutchman was clear from the start he was introducing a new philosophy (a favourite buzzword) of which a central tenet has been to encourage players to use their brains rather than rely on instinct.

Tenet has been battered by a series of financial scandals in the months since the Redding Medical Center investigation was made public, with a result that much of its senior management -- including Jeffrey C. Barbakow, its longtime chief executive -- have been replaced.

"Everywhere I have traveled in garden spots around the world -- like Baghdad, Kabul and Amman -- Tenet has been extremely highly regarded by our people in the field and the liaison services," said Rep. Jane Harman of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.

Shares of Tenet have been battered over the last two weeks and closed at $14.98 yesterday, up 98 cents.

Tenet had been among the most assertive hospital owners in raising prices, and the company benefited from much higher growth than many competitors.

In the summer, the conflict broke into the open when Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, said that Mr. Tenet had been primarily responsible for not stripping from the president's State of the Union address an insupportable claim that Iraq had sought to buy uranium from Niger.

Its practitioners' success in challenging some of the prevailing literary orthodoxy's tenets has been enormous, as attested by the number of critical studies devoted to their work and their influence on a wide array of younger poets.

Ath: Most theists don't appreciate how contingent and path-dependent the development of their religious tenets has been.