Sentence examples for Sound footing for from inspiring English sources

The program provides sound footing for applications to professional schools in law, international affairs, journalism, or medicine.

"Fiscally the city is on a sound footing for the first time in 25, 30 years," Mr. Grant said.

Such a change, he said, would go far toward putting Social Security's finances on sound footing for the long run.

"For a fraction of the cost of this war," said Mr. Stiglitz, "we could have put Social Security on a sound footing for the next half-century or more".

Mr. Bush said he was acting now because the longer the country waited to put Social Security on sound footing for the baby boom generation, the more difficult it would be.

Support for reducing the national debt is far stronger than either party had expected, and poll respondents regularly say their top priorities are putting Social Security and Medicare on sound footing for the retirement of the baby boom generation.

To hear Mr. Broad tell it, the museum is now on a much sounder footing for the future, his own decision regarding his collection notwithstanding.

But rather than retreat from his ambitious agenda, Mr. Obama sought Wednesday to repackage it, by explaining how his top priorities — the health measure, tough new regulations on banks, energy legislation — fit into his broader initiative to put the economy on sounder footing for the long run. 1 2 Next Page ».

To ensure a sounder footing for the future, Coonley merged Avery Coonley with the National College of Education (NCE, formerly the Chicago Kindergarten College and now National-Louis University) in Evanston, Illinois, in 1943.

Google's expansion, fueled largely by keyword-based Web advertising, provided it with a sound footing to compete for dominance in new Web services.

He returned the economy to a sound footing, improved government planning for economic development, and pushed through political reforms essential to an orderly end to the Front (which seemed increasingly to constitute a monopoly of power by the Conservative-Liberal oligarchy).