A Treasury spokesperson said the government was committed to ensuring that older people are able to live with the dignity and respect they deserve and the basic state pension is the foundation of state support for older people.
Then suddenly, the law "On the foundations of state language policy" passed on Tuesday evening, leaving behind a trail of question marks.
In his hot youth he had been a close ally of David Lloyd George in laying the foundations of state welfare, from old age pensions to wages boards.
At the beginning of the 1980s, a shift in the theoretical foundations of state welfare schemes took place in many countries, while neoclassical economics started to replace some of the Keynesian postulates that once predominated.
The military has exercised muscular influence in all three countries, openly or behind the scenes, because of weak civilian rule that can be traced to the foundation of the states — in some cases, in a bid to circumscribe Islamist influence.
On top of this, particularly since the end of communism, there's been the foundation of new states which need to invent histories to show how important they are.
The term deformed was used rather than degenerated, because no workers' revolution had led to the foundation of these states.
"This desire for stabilization must not lead to destabilizing the foundation of the state, the Constitution," he said in remarks broadcast on state television.
This war was a threat to the very existence of the foundation of the state (not only of the Soviet Union) and it was the entire state, the society and the people who won this war.
"I must say that for any country the development of extremism undermines the foundation of the state's existence," he said.
Corruption is undermining the foundation of the state.
