Sentence examples for bedrock established from inspiring English sources

"There is still more to do but it is great to have this reflection on the bedrock established over the last 10 years".

"Attendance is going up, and we know that improved attendance is a bedrock for establishing improved attainment," he said.

Enacted in 1938, the bedrock labor law established the country's minimum wage and overtime protections, and to this day serves as the primary governor on the 40-hour work week.

The late political scientist Samuel Huntington, who taught at Harvard, first established the bedrock principle in his 1968 book "Political Order in Changing Societies".

Earlier models assumed that the ejected metals promptly enriched the IGM and established a bedrock metallicity of the order of 10−5 Z⊙ (Oh et al. 2001b; Schneider et al. 2002; Mackey et al. 2003; Venkatesan and Truran 2003; Fang and Cen 2004; Ricotti and Ostriker 2004a; Yoshida et al. 2004; Matteucci and Calura 2005; Greif and Bromm 2006).

And if one is to be found doing something so ordinary as setting the table or folding the linen, it is only because such habits are nothing but an effort to establish bedrock for the seismic changes that so easily can follow.

Roosevelt signed the bill the next day, setting the nation's first federally mandated minimum wage at 25 cents an hour and establishing bedrock labor protections that have kept our middle class strong and workers secure for decades.

The problem can easily be solved with the logic of a city established on a bedrock of quid pro quo.

This bedrock of U.S. markets was established in the 1933 Securities Act, and the S.E.C. was created, in 1934, largely to enforce a single proposition: that a corporation issuing securities to the public has to come clean about its financial results and outlook.

To study the rules of ground subsidence in conditions of different soil layer thickness, models were established with constant bedrock thickness and variable soil layer thickness.

In comparison, mountainous areas of Bhojpur and Udaypur Gadhi fatality rates, on the hanging wall of the fault that ruptured, are of the order of one percent, which is low compared with the values observed in Kathmandu valley, but still very high for rudimentary buildings, wood-framed with light roof material, usually safer when, in addition, established on the bedrock.