TENET HEALTHCARE CORP., Santa Barbara, Calif., the second-largest hospital chain in the United States, reached a two-year contract with Humana Inc., Louisville, Ky., that allows the insurer's members to use Tenet's 15 hospitals and diagnostic centers in South Florida.
While the new agenda has no chance of passage in the Republican-controlled Congress, Democrats plan to use the tenets of inclusive capitalism in the 2016 elections.
We use the tenets of ADL to guide our classes, our curriculum, and the way we manage our expectations of each other.
They stir their cauldrons and hide behind masks of patriotism and use the tenets of The Constitution as weapons to divide and conquer, advancing personal agendas and beating down those they deem "different".
Even the Trump administration's congressional budget submission described the Collaborative Reform Initiative as a "foundational tool that the COPS Office now has to offer, to use the tenets of community policing as the conversation to the path of reform".
Minadakis and director Daniel Alexander Jones sought to "use the tenets of jazz ensemble playing," as Minadakis explains in the program, in an effort to "loosen the demands of naturalism with Wilson as we often do with Shakespeare". Wilson himself was inspired by the artwork of African American artist Romare Bearden, who is best known for his collage work.
Using its tenets to criticise China is, they claim, sheer hypocrisy.
He uses the tenets of the thriller over and over again – he just does it in a very subtle way".
But a comedy using the tenets of his fire-breathing narrative techniques was something that Cassavetes pulled off by suggesting the emotional ties that bound his characters, even against their will.
In the West, meanwhile, nobody's talking about adopting Putinist economic nationalism, or renovating the financial sector using the tenets of the Islamic banking system, or imitating Hugo Chavez's "Bolivarian Socialism".
