Sentence examples for common foundations from inspiring English sources

Those grand ideas – cells, DNA and evolution – were nodes in the history of science, points where disparate meandering fields were wedded with common foundations.

All of them, however, are based upon the common foundations of ancient Roman law, Christian theology and canon law, feudal law, and medieval Germanic law.

But what drew my attention was the archaeological work of musicians who quietly reveal the common foundations and tangled roots among cultures that have been there all along.

It should not be forgotten, however, that such common foundations as there were gave rise to a great variety of individual legal systems differing as to their completeness and elaboration and reflecting the tribal (i.e., Dorian, Ionian, etc).

Despite the great interest in Service Composition, no common foundations and principles have been established yet for the FI of Services.

8. Frege: it is difficult to find "even a single common property which has not actually to be first proved common" (Foundations of Arithmetic, p. 15).

"People can rally around that history as a common foundation".

Dual honours largely replaced the old four-year degree with its common foundation year in 1998.

Yet they share a common foundation: both are unflinching, intimate explorations of the deeply personal.

We build, through daily reporting and data collection, a common foundation for understanding crime and the criminal justice system.

"You have to first and foremost try and find common ground, try and find a common foundation".