Bernays's own philosophical views remained in the background during the "foundations crisis" of the 1920s (see mathematics, foundations of: The quest for rigour).
Research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Crisis found almost one in 10 people experience homelessness at some point in their life, with one in 50 experiencing it in the last five years.
From analysis (or lack thereof) to policy In the years after 1980, and even more so, the years after 2000, the foundations for crisis were laid.
These findings of Gödel and Montague are closely related to the general study of computability, which is usually known as recursive function theory (see mathematics, foundations of: The crisis in foundations following 1900: Logicism, formalism, and the metamathematical method) and which is one of the most important branches of contemporary logic.
Govan once tried to figure out how much Dia's founders had spent back in that glorious first decade when their patronage appeared to have no limits — back before the 1980s oil bust caused Philippa's family to force her to turn off the money spigot, plunging the foundation into financial crisis.
Right-to-buy and a lack of social house-building to replace it laid the foundations of the crisis.
Furthermore, the congress failed to consider adequately the aspirations of the Balkan peoples themselves and, thereby, laid the foundation for future crises in the Balkans.
"He was the one person who developed the theory that laid the foundation for the financial crisis cases".
The concert proceeds benefit jazz and blues musicians who are in crisis, the foundation's mission for more than 18 years.
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.
Utilising city mansion houses properly could solve London's housing crisis, Prince Charles' foundation has said.
