Similarly, politicians can lose an election but create the necessary groundwork for a subsequently successful run (think Ronald Reagan) or even create conditions for the rise of their ideological movements (think Barry Goldwater).
"We have completed the necessary groundwork for a request of this magnitude and I am certain we are within our legitimate legislative, legal, and oversight rights.
"We have completed the necessary groundwork for a request of this magnitude and I am certain we are within our legitimate legislative, legal, and oversight rights," Neal wrote.
Even as the Legislature seeks to intervene in the United States Supreme Court, which has agreed to hear Mr. Bush's challenge to manual recounts, the committee will begin laying the necessary groundwork for a bill or resolution that would name electors who support Mr. Bush.
Getting to Romania to put in the necessary groundwork proved a harder sell to my bosses than I'd anticipated.
We should focus first on integrating public transportation systems in our local communities [that] would lay the necessary groundwork for a high-speed rail system that would then rely on existing infrastructure, instead of building the entire system from the ground up.
It is anticipated, however, that the in-depth analysis of the process and logistics of surgical scale-up implementation will form the necessary groundwork for a larger multi-site study.
However, she provides the necessary groundwork for such a study to be made.
This experimental investigation performs the necessary groundwork and builds a strong foundation towards making driving on ice safe.
Knowledge and experience obtained from the pilot studies in China and other countries, and the theoretical research of outbreak detection models, have laid the necessary groundwork for developing a syndromic surveillance system in China.
"This is an incredibly incoherent group of candidates who haven't put any of the necessary groundwork or infrastructure in place for a national campaign against a popular incumbent president," says Terry McAuliffe, the former Democratic National Committee chairman.
