Sentence examples for foundational move from inspiring English sources

This is a foundational move.

Luis Angel Mateo, a historian of the style and one of the dancers who helped originate the form in the Bronx, said these foundational moves were based on what he refers to as rocking, "because a lot of the rock records would have a beat that would come in that the dancers would respond to".

Four of the five study facilities provided initial assessments and a program of group visits but none of the facilities provided consistent phone-based self-management support, which is a foundational treatment component of MOVE! Staff at our study facilities did not have sufficient time nor did they feel confident in their ability to help Veterans over the phone.

"That's one of the foundational reasons we've moved forward with this union". .

In the second half of the twentieth century, research in the philosophy of science to a significant extent moved away from foundational concerns.

The overt political fervor eventually dissipated, but the genre as a whole had moved back toward its foundational identity.

Jensen said he and his wife Sarah believed that marriage equality would be a "move against the fundamental and foundational building block of Australian society and, indeed, human culture everywhere".

Mondrian has here moved on from Malevich's foundational square, yet his search for "dynamic equilibrium" similarly recognises the human hunger for the absolute and immutable, created by the relativity and mutability in things.

"If our federal parliament votes to change the timeless and organic definition of marriage later on this year, it will have moved against the fundamental and foundational building block of Australian society and, indeed, human culture everywhere".

For example, as I prepare I break down a new dance routine, I focus on the foundational level first -- working from the ground then slowly moving up.

– Support-Building: Gold’s price move over the past five years has been more gradual, while creating stronger foundational levels of support and more solid ownership (i.e. institutions and central banks) in the commodity than in years past.