Sentence examples for early foundation from inspiring English sources

It imparts an early foundation of knowledge that can prepare a child for lifelong success.

In 1940, he bought a small investment firm that became Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, the early foundation of his empire.

In 1940, he bought a small investment firm that became Templeton, Dubbrow and Vance, the early foundation of his empire.

To provide a robust early foundation for effective engagement in scholarship, we designed a novel clinical scholarship program (CSP) for PGY1 general surgery residents.

Back in 2008, David Cameron spoke with enthusiasm of creating a new generation of co-operative schools, and while some of the early foundation trusts were seen as a means of fending off academisation, there are now at least 12 co-operative multi-academy trusts – the government's favoured model – running about 80 schools.

Designed as a supplementary resource for students who have an interest in the ancient Near East and biblical history, this volume provides a basic introduction to the historical, archaeological, and socio-contextual aspects of ancient Israel during its early foundation period through the end of the monarchy in Judah.

And to work with the Nursing and Midwifery Council to lay the early foundations for prescribing in the pre-registration training of every nurse.

While admitting secondary errors and revising his positions accordingly, he stuck to his central argument of the key role of Egyptian and Phoenician immigrants in laying early foundations for classical Greek civilisation.

Using archival methods, he shows how early foundations' efforts to impose efficiency-minded reforms on colleges and universities fell short, before they embraced the ethos of student development and institutional autonomy by the mid-century.

Nothing would fill us with more pride than to say in 40 years' time that we laid the very early foundations that allowed Irish cricket to flourish.

1. See Hallett (1984) for further historical information on the role of CH in the early foundations of set theory. 2. We have of necessity presupposed much in the way of set theory.