Sentence examples for tenets about from inspiring English sources

Eventually, however, the discipline's basic tenets about health and hygiene became so thoroughly popularized that they came to seem like common sense.

So what have been some lessons about turnarounds, about culture? A. There are some core tenets about culture that you have to have to be successful, but then the nuances of it vary dramatically.

Reading these lines, I thought of the workshops I had taught, which often began with acquiescence to various tenets about writing rather than the impulse to question such accepted wisdom.

Rastafarianism, a Jamaican faith that worships the late Ethiopian emperor Haile Selassie and his vision of a unified Africa, includes many tenets about eating, among them: "Let your food be your medicine, and medicine be your food".

Relationships of mutual constitution are legitimate theoretical tools within process ontologies where entangled recursive definitions are not in conflict with basic tenets about individual entities.

It is therefore possible that modest doxographical collections of ethical views did circulate, and we may have some evidence concerned with the circulation (and adaptation) of a diaeretical overview of tenets about the End, or Highest Good (Algra 1997).

Soon after, at another public hearing, Levin again asked Tenet about the high-level suspect sites.

"Discussions with Director Tenet about the statement have been going on for days," Mr. Fleischer said.

The subsequent conversation between the president and Mr. Tenet about the investigation, he added, did not consume "any significant amount of time or discussion or angst.

Separately, Frederick Hitz, the former inspector general of the C.I.A., said in an interview that in fall 1997, he met with Mr. Tenet and Mr. Snider, then a special assistant to Mr. Tenet, about the Deutch case.

Certainly, there were concerns raised then by community leaders and others unfamiliar with Tenet about how it would operate these facilities and whether it would continue to provide care for the poor.