Sentence examples for a clear foundation from inspiring English sources

The work is motivated by the need to provide a clear foundation from which a systematic study of search and representation issues in planning can be conducted.

However, the central themes of citizenship, rights and responsibilities, grounded on a clear foundation of values and principles seeking greater equality, empowering individuals rather than reinforcing dependency and promoting social cohesion, provide a powerful and informed analysis for others to inherit "to carry the fire and light the spark".

"We started Fundamental Income with a simple view that investments with cash flows built upon identifiable underlying fundamentals, that are stable and predictable, should be worth more than those without a clear foundation or less certainty.

If you don't have a clear foundation you will never produce something that is great.

Her two prior books, entitled I Thought It Was Just Me (but it isn't): Telling the Truth About Perfectionism, Inadequacy, and Power and The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You're Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are, engage the core themes of willing personal honesty and the acknowledgment of our imperfections lay a clear foundation for Brown's later work on vulnerability.

Even before the emergence of this feedback ('counting') model for telomere length regulation, the ability to carry out sophisticated genetic analysis in yeast had already provided a clear foundation for the model as well as some hints regarding underlying mechanisms.

Public Authorities engaged in the provision or mandating of SSGI need a clear legal foundation on which to base their services and expenditures.

"Associated with this was a fear, expressed with no clear foundation, that Australian officials engaged in maritime boundary negotiations would look at the material," Gleeson said.

A major criticism of correctional programs is that they lack a clear theoretical foundation for the services delivered; yet, there had been little empirical exploration of this issue.

Add to that recent Northern Territory legislation which increases the power of corrections officers to restrain detainees and you have a clear cultural foundation for mistreatment and abuse.

Florida's justices, as well as the state and federal jurists handling other aspects of the case, have a clear legal foundation.