Sentence examples for formally underpinned from inspiring English sources
History shows that currencies have tended to evolve informally because they are the best thing to use for trade, or be formally underpinned by a fiscal power.
In Obama's Unity speech, specific anecdotal evidence underpinned the broad message of hope, formally structured to sound as compelling as possible: The stories that give me such hope don't happen in the spotlight.
PbR underpinned the NHS reform agenda and was formally implemented by The Department of Health in 2002 as a mechanism to reimburse hospitals in England for levels of activity undertaken.
A program would provide a formally structured pathway for new graduate nurses to enter PHC settings underpinned with a supportive learning environment in the first year, which has been shown to be crucial to development of proficient, confident registered nurses.
Pongalo is underpinned by technology from a startup called Inmoo, which Latin Everywhere acquired earlier this year and is formally announcing today.
7, 8 These and similar studies have underpinned the development of surgical and rehabilitation guidelines in the UK, 9, 10 with the Department of Health formally introducing a best practice tariff (BPT) for hip fractures in April 2010.
That has underpinned the market.
What underpinned it ideologically?
"Intellectual property rights are underpinned by W.T.O.
Such products then underpinned trade with Europe.
