Sentence examples for foundational issues from inspiring English sources

Another misunderstanding to guard against is that the Vienna Circle's ongoing concern with "foundational issues" and the "foundations of science" does in itself betoken foundationalism.

Whatever the outcome, it will explain a number of foundational issues which have long bugged rural politics tragics like me.

"So I do know we have common cause on the big, critical foundational issues of the day".

These foundational issues are being tackled by a growing number of organisations, many of which are supported by the Omidyar Network.

On some of her most foundational issues, she felt at sea. "I think there's a hard line here of 'This is unacceptable.' So that feels uncomfortable — that isn't something that's in my wheelhouse, that's not part of my world view".

In discussing atomism, one particular system, that of Democritus, has been here distinguished as atomism in the strict sense because of the fact that in no other system have the foundational issues of atomism been so clearly expressed.

The foundational issue is a question of property rights".

Archbishop Chaput, who has stopped short of telling his flock how to vote, has called abortion a "foundational issue".

"While other issues are certainly important," he said, mentioning the economy, joblessness, national security, the family and life, the "foundational" issue was freedom.

"The church says abortion is a foundational issue," the archbishop explained to a group of Catholic college students gathered in a sports bar here in this swing state on Friday night.

There is, however, a foundational issue that arises here.