Sentence examples for foundation concerns from inspiring English sources
After running successive (stepwise) preliminary models, we adjusted for factors based on the study's theoretical foundation, concerns over multicollinearity and the power of the covariates in explaining IPV.
In the late '70s, Mrs. Huxley started Children: Our Ultimate Investment, a foundation concerned with the well-being of young people.
$0: the amount of money that we know has been paid to Nathan Drake by any institution or foundation concerned with the preservation of ancient artefacts.
$0: the amount of money that we know has been paid to Nathan Drake by any institution or foundation concerned with the preservation of ancient artifacts.
She is the program associate at the Funders' Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities; the organization is part of the Collins Center for Public Policy in Miami, and brings together philanthropic foundations concerned with suburban sprawl and urban disinvestment.
Expressing his awareness of the broadness of the foundation's concerns, Mr. Hirsch said, "It represents all fields of scholarship, the sciences, the social sciences and the humanities and all the arts -- and has always been committed to individual achievement".
The Child Poverty Action Group and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation echoed concerns that spending cuts could prompt a reverse in the fall in child poverty.
Dr. Bowen said the foundation was concerned that cultural institutions were being financially pummeled and that those with limited resources might have to close.
To this point, the foundation has concerned itself almost exclusively with issues focusing on how its members do business, like regulations governing sales, marketing and distribution.
The report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation raises concern the crisis may grow when the UK leaves the EU because of the funding Wales receives from Brussels.
The foundation principles concern the 'empowerment' of children as 'confident and competent learners' through the premise of 'responsive reciprocal relationships' (Ministry of Education, 1996, p. 9).
