Hoover inaugurated the policies which constitute the foundation of the present organization.
Enabling policy frameworks constitute the foundation of progressive social and economic development, achieving climate protection goals, and meeting ever-increasing global energy demand.
"Chemistry" and "process engineering" constitute the foundation of the clinkerization process but over the decades the engineering advances have been phenomenal to convert the chemical concepts into very large, fast reacting, energy-efficient and pollution-abated pyroprocessing systems.
Put bluntly, it is impossible that results of SIS research are publicly available, reconstructable by subject matter experts, and valid beyond the single or very few cases and at the same time constitute the foundation of competitive advantage.
To support the rapidly changing data requirements of agile companies, conceptual data models, which constitute the foundation of database design, should be sufficiently flexible to be able to incorporate changes easily and smoothly.
On December 10 1948, the member states of the United Nations, assembled at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, did a truly remarkable thing: they adopted without dissent a declaration stating that because human rights constitute the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world, all peoples and nations should strive to observe them and promote respect for them.
A 1994 judgment of the European court of human rights in Strasbourg involving a Danish journalist tried to define the overarching principle "that tolerance and respect for the equal dignity of all human beings constitute the foundations of a democratic, pluralistic society".
Third, zhong envelops a moral dimension introduced by The Doctrine of the Mean -- Zhong Yong, 中庸 -, one of the Four Books which constitute the foundations of the Confucian philosophy: "The superior man cultivates harmony without being weak -- how firm is he in his force of character!
