The central tenet of Mustachianism is "financial freedom through badassity".
Yet the central tenet of his most famous title, celebrated here, is looking increasingly strained.
The Iraqi government has seemingly moved closer to the central tenet of his foreign policy.
The central tenet of the undecorate movement is that personal expression matters more than professional polish.
Start with the central tenet: that during the boom the conflicts of interest were kept secret.
Nonetheless, the central tenet is sound: borrowers can still make their own decisions but might benefit from other options.
The central tenet of today's Congress is "careerism," Coburn says, mocking the politician's most basic self-preservation impulse.
This elevation of conciliar over papal authority was the central tenet of the late medieval movement called conciliarism.
It violates the central tenet of Washington financial life: never use the English language to convey meaning.
But that right of return has, over the past half-century, been enshrined as the central tenet of Palestinian nationalism.
The central tenet was simple enough; diverse work groups that learn from each other, perform better as a result.
