Sentence examples for accepted as a foundational from inspiring English sources

In Northern Ireland, the Human Rights Act has been accepted as a foundational document, and since 1998 the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission has been busy, not trying to get rid of it or replace it, but attempting to build upon it.

2 Owing to this research, macroeconomics is now widely accepted as a foundational determinant of health, pervading but still not eclipsing the other determinants, which are nearer the coalface of public health practice.

I was accepted as a poet.

They argue that brain death physiology has been accepted as the foundational concept of futility.

For a long time, of course, philosophy was included under religion's umbrella, not in the modern sense that leads to courses like "The Philosophy of Religion," but in the deeper sense in which religious doctrines are accepted as foundational and philosophy proceeds within them.

Alternately, some professional organizations will accept a 2-year accounting associate degree as a foundational education for an aspiring Chartered Accountant.[4].

Should we, as Viète urged, accept the neusis postulate as "not difficult" and thus as a foundational construction principle for geometry?

Professor Stocking described his objective as redefining the accepted view of anthropology's "origin story," one centered on Tylor as a foundational theorist.

Arguments have been advanced for and against category theory as a foundational framework.

Iran's leaders celebrate the takeover every year as a foundational event of the Islamic revolution.

Lamar Miller will join DeAndre Hopkins as a foundational piece of the offense.