In the mid-1950s Stone moved away from strict modernist tenets and began to fuse the formalism of his early Beaux-Arts training with a romantic historicism.

The birth rate is high and the youth, idle and rootless, are prime targets for the strict anti-establishment tenets of the Chechen fundamentalists.

Those that satisfied his strict tenets of being "properly deserving" received a donation.

"Veneration of the Imperial House is a strict religious tenet of Japan and, however much it offends nations which espouse other tenets, it commands the deep loyalty of the Japanese," she wrote.

With its wide roads, gleaming office buildings and fancy boutiques, Saudi Arabia has long paired modern trappings with the strict tenets of the dominant Wahabi Muslim sect.

And it was seen as a break with strict modernist tenets in its respect for the site and the program, as opposed to what Giurgola called "the imposition of abstract forms".

The first killings by radicals in the early 1980's were directed at fellow Sikhs accused of deviating from strict religous tenets.

Dutch dominance here dates to thefirst settlers from Christian Reformed and Dutch Reformed churches, two sects rooted in strict Calvinist tenets.

However, as we shall see, this revolution represented not only a movement away from the strict tenets of learning theory, but away from the assumptions and concerns of positivist criminology itself.