In an essay in his 1992 collection, "Unbalancing Acts: Foundations for a Theater," Foreman explained his artistic intent this way: "Society teaches us to represent our lives to ourselves within the framework of a current narrative, but beneath that conditioning we feel our lives as a series of multidirectional impulses and collisions".
Some act like foundation program officers, giving seed money to promising local initiatives.
The European 1972 Communities Act, the foundation stone of EU membership, will not be pulled up immediately.
These islands are designed to protect Tokyo from flooding and act as foundation for homes for around half a million people.
At last in 1870 Parliament, after long, acrimonious debates, passed an Elementary Education Act, the foundation upon which the English educational system has been built.
In the decision, the judges said they found no basis for the district court's interpretation of the clean-water act, the foundation on which the lawsuit was dismissed.
Investors were not told of Citi's role in choosing securities, nor how it stood to benefit if defaults ensued.Those contentions alone would put Citi in violation of the disclosure provisions at the heart of the 1933 Securities Act, the foundation of market regulation.
The favorite example for Arendt is the American Revolution, because there the act of foundation took the form of a constitution of liberty.
The design problem has been modeled as a constrained two-dimensional packing problem that acts as foundation for an algorithmic solution for designing envelopes.
In her An Investigation Concerning the State (1925), Stein argues that states are collective persons, which are sovereign and which are posited by free acts of "foundation" (Staatsgründung, 1925, 30).
Connections between the main sources of information that influence perceptions of self-efficacy and the desirable components of OPIS as identified by parents, patients and professionals provide a conceptual framework that acts as foundation for the development of OPIS.
