Sentence examples for a basic underpinning from inspiring English sources

The Secretary focused on freedom of information as a basic underpinning of the Internet, and rightfully so.

Neither issues of fairness nor business judgment are pertinent without the basic underpinning of a board's legal power to act.

We also learn of Will that it is some sort of cosmic "intermediary between the extremes," a role described as central to the basic underpinning of the universe (Fons Vitae 1.7, p. 9, lines 28 30; see too Fons Vitae 5.36, p 322, line 20 p. 323, line 1 for another statement of the three divisions of knowledge; in this latter context, Will is identified with Word).

That view challenges a basic premise underpinning Thursday's lavish celebrations in Beijing of the 70th anniversary of Japan's defeat: Mao Zedong's Communists were the saviours of the nation, battling against Japanese forces that began occupying parts of China in 1931 before launching an invasion in 1937.

Invariant item ordering is one of the key features and a basic principle underpinning the item response theory models.

"What this does is reaffirm the basic underpinning of the case," said Lawrence Thomas, a lawyer for the Yonkers Board of Education.

"Every bridge I drove over, every road I drove on, [Moses] had built them," says Caro. "The basic underpinning of all political-science teaching was that in a democracy, power comes from the ballot box, from being elected.

First some basic underpinning premises: 1.

Those stretch jeans and jacquard knit leggings, which were the basic underpinning of the layered collection, come in checks, tapestry patterns, black glazed cotton (like leather at a glance) and a print that suggests camouflage.

But the European court did say that golden shares in general violate treaties that guarantee the free movement of capital, including the Treaty of Rome, the basic underpinning of the European Union.

It's the basic underpinning of our highly-accurate forecasting methodology.