Sentence examples similar to a foundation of separation from inspiring English sources

CO2 is a foundation of all life.

Form a foundation of belief.

The lower two levels of the multi-foundation system are based on a foundation of phenomena.

Sound ethical analysis relies upon a foundation of reliable data.

Work a foundation of chain stitches.

Build a foundation of little gestures.

Lay a foundation of gravel or stone.

This establishes a foundation for biophysical separations as a direct diagnostic tool, potentially improving nearly every figure of merit for diagnostics and antibiotic stewardship.

Brent Millikan of International Rivers states, 'constitutional amendment PEC 215 would transfer authority for demarcation of indigenous lands from the Executive branch to the Congress.' Demarcation would become a political decision; power of the Executive being transferred to the Legislature, an abuse of the separation of powers, a foundation stone of the Constitution.

These results provide a foundation for understanding the phase separation behavior of more complex systems in vitro in the future.

But as other key speakers in the program, such as Bill Galston from the Brookings Institution, and Marc Plattner of the Journal of Democracy correctly pointed out, these universal principles were presented as a foundation for a particular act of national separation of the United States of America from England.