To insist on having his way, and to deploy state security and legal apparati to crush growing popular uprisings is to stamp on a highly valued tenet of democracy – the right to peaceful assembly – and to inadvertently promote greater violence in the country".
Enterprise value of Tenet (debt plus market cap of common, minus cash) is $11.6 billion, or 0.83 times revenue.
What's needed against Trump now is what has been found in France — not an ideologically narrow, politically focussed opposition but the widest possible coalition of people who genuinely value the tenets of democracy, meaning no more than the passionate desire to settle differences by debate and argument, rather than by power and cruelty and clan.
This basic (value-laden) tenet of restoration i.e., that it is desirable to return to the historical reference is increasingly questioned in an era of multiple, simultaneous, and rapid environmental changes.
– Washington State University deeply values the tenets of freedom of expression for every member of our community, including all students, faculty and staff.
Interim president of Washington State University, Daniel J. Bernardo, released a public statement saying the institution deeply values the tenets of freedom of expression and that professors are banned from placing blanket restrictions on the use of certain terms.
All of these are now regarded among the core values and tenets of Palliative Care.
Even if you marshall solid business fundamentals, industry health, or other value-investing tenets when making your picks, what you're doing is essentially speculating, or gambling, instead of investing.
Can a party trying to expand its coalition afford to make fundamentalist religious values a core tenet of its ideology?
This way of articulating the two tenets of FA theory has the significant implication of ruling out those theories of value that hold one tenet but not the other, which helps settle some outstanding taxonomic issues.
