Mr. Tenet, whose agency has been the conduit for Israeli and Palestinian security forces to work together over the last two years, was scheduled to see Mr. Barak late tonight, the official said.
Mr. Tenet, whose tenure bridges the Clinton and Bush administrations, has a years-long overview of the American response to the terrorist threat and to Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda's leader.
Although the majority of hospitals are nonprofit, there are for-profit hospital chains, like HCA and Tenet Healthcare, whose stocks may be affected.
Tenet Healthcare, whose Medicare billing practices are under a federal investigation, Thursday posted a quarterly net loss versus a profit a year earlier and warned of weak results during a "transitional period".
There is a traditional code that regulates everyday life in all of its dynamics: the Kanun, a text whose tenets haven't changed in centuries.
After all, what was being enforced went far beyond sharia or Saudi Wahhabism, so many of whose tenets are similar to those of Isis.
After all, there are hundreds of religious groups in America today, some of whose tenets or practices are far more distant from the mainstream.
Wolfe called it "an architecture whose tenets prohibit every manifestation of exuberance, power, empire, grandeur or even high spirits and playfulness".
A gentler strand in Islāmic eschatology produced, over the centuries, a series of reinterpretations or adaptations of the original doctrine, some of whose tenets were even claimed to have been only metaphorical.
They also believe in a mission -- in this case, celebrating Jewish life and abiding by Jewish law, one of whose tenets discourages "lashon hara," or malicious gossip, even if the gossip is true.
For a movement whose tenets are supposedly drawn from the religious norms of the 7th century CE, Isis has a very modern and manipulative approach to dominating the news agenda by means of attention-grabbing PR stunts in which merciless violence plays a central role.
