Traditional schools can be a great foundation upon which to add parental and other academic resources.
There is no common cultural foundation upon which to create a formal grand plan.
This is a solid foundation upon which to build the next great energy transition.
But the Finance Committee's bill should be viewed as the least that Congress should do — a foundation upon which to build, not the final structure.
For much of the new material, we have only Jerry's word, which can be a wobbly foundation upon which to rest a nonfictional narrative.
While both sides of this debate have a moral foundation upon which to stand, only one side tries to insist that the other live according to its morals.
They would use the US's second-largest city as a foundation upon which to sell themselves to the world, seeking not only to be LA's football franchise but Asia's, Central and South America's and Europe's NFL team as well.
"A referendum campaign fought solely on the basis of fear and negativity would be no foundation upon which to build the Scotland of tomorrow … This is not a big, nationwide byelection, it's our future.
Moreover, as the third volume in his Byron trilogy – stories about stories that are about the Romantic poet – this novel has been thoroughly prepared for in the way of historical and factual writing to provide a reliably familiar foundation upon which to construct a work of fancy.
No matter who you're talking to, when you ask people about what home means to them, you're generally met with the same answers – it's a place to relax and feel safe, it's about family, making memories and a foundation upon which to build your life.
We are sympathetic to the extraordinary challenge the president faces, but if we've learned anything at all two years into the worst financial crisis of our lifetimes, it is that a capital-markets system this dependent on public confidence is a shockingly inadequate foundation upon which to rest our economy.
