The musical presents the birth of the nation in an unfamiliar but necessary light: not solely as the work of élite white men but as the foundational story of all Americans.
Electromagnetics is the foundational science of all digital engineering.
Thus for Black women to fight racism (especially among white women) was to divide the feminist movement, which properly focused on challenging patriarchy, understood as struggle between men and women, the foundational dynamic of all oppressions (Firestone 1970, esp. 103 120).
In Lives of the Cell, biologist Lewis Thomas argued that every cell -- the foundational element of all organisms -- contains within it an entire universe.
Whether it is taxpayers, corporate philanthropists, or policy makers, too few seem to understand that education is truly a foundational underpinning of all that we treasure in American society.
"Housing is foundational to all of us, frankly," said Beth Harrison of the Legal Aid Society of Washington, DC, another city working on establishing right to counsel.
Their growth is hampered by a seldom-acknowledged deficiency: our ignorance of most of the world's biodiversity, particularly at the level of individual species, where knowledge is foundational to all other studies of diversity and hence of the whole living environment.
The fourth component underpins the other components, since measurement, learning, and evaluation are foundational for all stages of demand generation.
How many of them, however, are aware not only that they are foundational principles of all the world's faiths but also that our religious traditions provide a strong intellectual, spiritual, and emotional foundation for them?
He said that while the US has "made great progress" in the advancement of civil rights and bringing an end to racial discrimination, "one glaring exception is life itself, the most foundational civil right of all".
