President Bush has directed his top national security aides to make a doctrine of pre-emptive action against states and terrorist groups trying to develop weapons of mass destruction into the foundation of a new national security strategy, according to senior administration officials drafting the document.
In fact, that very idea informs Mutual Assured Destruction -- once, the foundation of our nuclear weapons strategy.
The outcome of the countercultural uprising was the "triptych of '68: Dérision, Déconstruction, Destruction," which "sapped the foundations of all traditional structures: family, nation, work, State, school".
The war that strengthened the United States as a country laid the foundation for the destruction of the kingdom of Hawaii, and inextricably bound the two for centuries yet to come.
The states will here lay the foundation for the destruction of their own institutions, rights, and sovereignty.
In the wake of all this destruction, Teresa's looking on the bright side: Though the foundation of her home is wrecked, her marriage has been fixed.
The short walls, called cripple walls, that hold the house off the foundation can collapse in an earthquake, causing serious destruction, but not usually endangering occupants.
The pools, built within the staggered footprints of the fallen towers, dramatize the destruction: if these were the foundations, the towers must have been very tall, very full of people.
Endothelial cell proliferation is important in RA pathogenesis, providing the foundation of leucocyte invasion, synovial inflammation, pannus formation and bone destruction.
The foundation went back to court on Wednesday, saying that it must stop the destruction of graves.
