Sentences with phrase «key tenets of»

«One of the key tenets of our business plan is capitalizing on the embedded opportunity with our portfolio to redevelop anchor boxes,» GGP CEO Sandeep Mathrani said on a conference call earlier this week.

One of the key tenets of this therapy is that it provides a safe psychological distance from the problem that allows children to express their thoughts and feelings in developmentally appropriate ways.

One of the key tenets of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is the health insurance mandate.

Following a detailed investigation of Facebook's data collection practices, the CNIL had issued Decision 20016 - 007, which found Facebook's behaviour in violation of several key tenets of French data protection law, including:

Listening, understanding and strategy are the key tenets of our Litigation Group.

Clinic details objections to a poorly - researched paper by the external consulting company that advocates disbanding the key tenets of Ontario's workers compensation system.

So far in this section, we've described some of the key tenets of traditional, linear review.

If you saw that C02 did not block IR, then key tenets of the science would be undermined.

A fossilized imprint of the domestic, Rachel Whiteread's Untitled (Concave and Convex Beds), is a pivotal work from 1992 that exemplifies the key tenets of the artist's celebrated oeuvre.

Crafting intangible spaces, Rachel Whiteread's Untitled (Twenty - five spaces), exemplifies the key tenets of the artist's celebrated oeuvre.

Director of Tourism Sharon Flax - Mars, who assisted with the Virgin Gorda efforts commented, «One of the key tenets of the One BVI campaign is having a clean environment as our tourism product is primarily based around the pristine seascape and landscape of the BVI.

The key tenets of our program — no blackout dates, every seat is an award seat, and points that don't expire — are completely unaffected by these changes.

Hilton says that «by focusing on the brand's three key tenets of simplified, spirited and grounded in value, every detail of the property is crafted for operational efficiency and to drive increased guest satisfaction — from the activated, open lobby to the efficiently designed bedrooms.»

This experience continues to serve him as a lasting reminder of why it never pays to invest with the crowd or to pay premium prices for hype — key tenets of value investing.

One of the key tenets of behavioral finance is loss aversion theory — the idea that investors feel the pain of losses much more acutely than they feel the pleasure derived from gains.

Our sell discipline monitors the key tenets of our buy discipline: sustainable competitive advantages, growth, value creation and price.

Each of the nine chapters is centered on a dish or an ingredient (e.g. fritters, eggs, soups) and teaches one or more of the key tenets of cooking.

The key, says Rolls - Royce, is in epitomising four key tenets of the future of luxury mobility: «The Personal Vision», «The Effortless Journey», «The Grand Sanctuary» and «The Grand Arrival».

The key tenets of these pipelines are principal standards, high - quality training, selective hiring, and a combination of solid on - the - job support and performance evaluation, especially for new hires.

The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) provides an opportunity for states to operationalize their college and career readiness vision, in support of the key tenets of ESSA.

One of the key tenets of Student Voice work is believing — really believing — that students have something to teach us.

Working with Roland G. Fryer, a researcher at Harvard who studies the racial achievement gap, Houston officials last year embraced five key tenets of such charters at nine district secondary schools; this fall, they are expanding the program to 11 elementary schools.»

One of the key tenets of charter schools is their ability to innovate.

Interoperability and learning analytics are key tenets of the Next Generation Digital Learning Environments (NGDLE)(see more on NGDLE here).

As initially outlined by Bandura and Walters in 1963 and further detailed in 1977, key tenets of social learning theory are as follows:

Choosing natural foods and avoiding processed ones is one of the key tenets of a healthful diet.

In the Paleo and Primal community, quality sleep is one of the key tenets of a healthy lifestyle but for parents of...

In fact, they have all expressed support for Cash and the key tenets of his plan, which include community schools, lower class sizes and a focus on literacy.

It is difficult (at least as Arminius saw it) to square these key tenets of his thought — that providence is subordinate to creation and that God creates to spread and share his goodness — with traditional Reformed theology and the notions of election and predestination affirmed by the Reformed.

The Church and Christians generally still smart from accusations levelled against our slow acceptance of Darwinian theory; one of the first toys that baby science threw out of the cot for us to pick up and since become one of the key tenets of the modern scientific «belief system».

Mormons also subscribe to key tenets of mainstream Christianity, despite the sense many evangelicals have that Mormons are not Christians.

And you would be right, but as Robby notes, «The impulse to crush the rights of conscience... to ensure conformity with what have become key tenets of the liberal faith (abortion, «sexual freedom,» «same - sex marriage») is the authoritarian impulse» at work.

In fact, it was one of the key tenets of the deal's acquisition thesis.

A key tenet of account - based marketing (ABM) is providing content tailored to specific accounts or account types.

By leveraging technologies such as radio frequency identification (RFID) tags to drive inventory transparency (a key tenet of omnichannel success), Lululemon uses stores as distribution centers to optimize the supply chain and improve inventory turns while enabling an elevated in - store experience for educators and guests.

In fact, the difference between buying new and buying used is so extreme that it's a key tenet of money expert Clark Howard's keys to building long - term wealth.

(Of course, this is also a key tenet of the Austrian School.)

Sri says the author nails the limitations to retraining the unemployed, raising questions about a key tenet of globalization.

A key tenet of our investment process at Oakmark is our active investment style, so it was with great interest that we read Mr. Ellis's article.

A key tenet of successful investing is to remain invested and diversified so that your portfolio may benefit from the unpredictable nature of the market.

Universality is a key tenet of the CPP.

Jamaat - e-Islami argued that the Ahmadis did not conform to a key tenet of Islam — the finality of the prophet Mohammed.

Mormons are not Christians and those like Mormons do not adhere to this key tenet of scripture.

Angelina Jolie, Milla Jovovich, Tori Spelling and Tia Mowry have practiced some form of co-sleeping, which is a key tenet of attachment parenting, and countless celebs including Chris HemsworthandElsa Pataky, Jessica Alba, Gwen Stefani, Channing Tatum, Jennifer Garner, Ryan Reynolds and Gisele Bündchen have been spotted babywearing (the official term for strapping the baby to your chest — remember when Reynolds was criticized for not properly securing his daughter in the carrier?)

A key tenet of the Labour Party's manifesto is reducing the budget deficit year - on - year through the lifetime of the next parliament.

Fiscal sense is a key tenet of centre - left political economy.

«The Met appears to have struck at the heart of a key tenet of firearms security, that which comes from obscurity.

«It was a mistake because it violated that key tenet of New Labour, which is that we look after the poor and needy in society.

Just days before he is set to retire, NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton unleashed a blistering attack on the watchdog agency whose report concluded that Broken Windows — the key tenet of Bratton's policing strategy, was ineffective and led to racial disparity in police action.

Just days before he is set to retire, police commissioner Bill Bratton unleashed a blistering attack Wednesday on the watchdog agency whose report concluded that Broken Windows, the key tenet of Bratton's policing strategy, was ineffective and led to racial disparity in police action.