Another misunderstanding to guard against is that the Vienna Circle's ongoing concern with "foundational issues" and the "foundations of science" does in itself betoken foundationalism.
Whether or not the EPA's own surveys can be trusted, the move by Republicans to denounce water regulation and pitch it as the enemy of the foundational American ideal of private property might not be a slam-dunk for the American right – even among their core supporters.
A chronicler from the time mentions that Humayun's fort was built on the hallowed site of Indraprastha Indraprastha appears in one of India's foundational Sanskrit epic poems, the Mahabharata, as the capital city established by its heroes, the Pandava brothers.
"Though the foundational importance of family has not changed – times and attitudes have".
And this retrospective reframing of the foundational 1990 agreement has profound consequences for Moscow's view of its obligations under the post-cold war order.
All of it violated a raft of Defense Department and executive-branch regulations, up to and including Executive Order 12333, a foundational intelligence guideline.
India and Israel have seen their foundational commitments to collective welfare reconfigured by a nexus of neoliberal extremists and majoritarian nationalists, who hope to bludgeon their disaffected minorities into loyalty to a "Jewish state" and a "Hindu nation".
All sides of politics accept the foundational injustice in principle, and for a period of time, they have wondered how to fix it.
A Gallup survey found that less than half of Americans can name the first book of the Bible (Genesis), only a third know who delivered the Sermon on the Mount (Billy Graham is a popular answer) and a quarter do not know what is celebrated at Easter (the resurrection, the foundational event of Christianity).
More than two centuries after Smith's landmark work, economics's foundational debate continues to resonate.
Unlike a modern computer, the Pilot ACE looks comprehensible, in theory at least; the sort of machine that could, just about, be contained within an (expert) human brain.Less-known again than Turing's foundational role in the computer revolution is the breadth of his other interests, an imbalance that David Rooney, the exhibit's curator, says he is keen to address.
