Beyond the strategic trajectories and paths, the essence of foundations coincided with the ability to ensure the family business' sustainability, including, in a more structured way, the theme of the generation passage and the maintenance of capital assets in time.
The real essence of foundations coincides with the ability to ensure the family business' sustainability, including, in a more structured dimension, the themes of generation transition and of capital asset maintenance in time.
The second proposition is, in essence, the foundation of taste.
In essence, the foundation created a small prep school in a converted house in Burundi, one of the most impoverished countries in the world.
But with regards to Russia the frustration is there that such a situation was able to exist to such an extent in 2015, 16 years after he and others at Wada set out to try to clean up global sport with, in essence, the foundation of a global anti-doping enforcer in Wada.
That "little piece of paper" you get when you fill out the forms is in essence the foundation of your future.
It embodies a skeptical sensibility that questions attempts to transcend our situatedness by appeal to such ideas as universality, necessity, objectivity, rationality, essence, unity, totality, foundations, and ultimate Truth and Reality.
Of particular note is the growth of donor-advised funds, in essence crowd-sourced foundations, administered by such financial giants as Vanguard and Fidelity, to which individuals contribute a minimum of $10,000.
Detailed student surveys and class room observations were designed and then conducted in eight local schools to assess the extent to which students were introduced to five basic engineering skills that form the essence of the foundation course.
Whether, in fact, Locke employed real essences as the foundations of natural kinds is currently one of the hottest debates among Locke scholars, and there have been a number of good studies written in recent years.
