The foundation is standing behind its call to arms with $42 million.
The abolitionist crusader William Lloyd Garrison then popularized the term to mean one's political foundations; so standing on the platform was a more stable and communal act, while stumping — from standing on a tree stump while campaigning – was individualistic.
That's why you have one house completely devastated with just the bare foundations left standing, whereas the one next door will be less damaged," he told the BBC.
Imagine you're a great column, with a very firm foundation on the floor, standing straight up, strong, present, majestic and beautiful.
The temporal and geographic breadth of these experimental plots provides an excellent foundation for investigating carbon standing stocks and carbon accretion rates in young-growth forests of the PCTR.
Several of these megaliths had surprisingly poor foundations, and were now standing thanks only to wooden supports.
Yet at Ixora, in Whitehouse Station, Timothy Chang, the restaurant's owner and executive chef, standing on a foundation of Japanese classics, uses some French techniques and finds global inspiration, to delicious effect.
Its author, to Marx's mind, successfully criticized Hegel, an idealist who believed that matter or existence was inferior to and dependent upon mind or spirit, from the opposite, or materialist, standpoint, showing how the "Absolute Spirit" was a projection of "the real man standing on the foundation of nature".
Still, demand for workers would be greater had the industry not suffered through $12-a-barrel 12-a-barrel 12-a-barrelhoilikensaidtypical independent producer to a Mr. standing on the foundation of his recentLaytonolished house: "The storm has passed, the sun is shining.
There is passion and desire to see you through, standing on a foundation of practicality and logic.
