Sentence examples similar to foundational scheme from inspiring English sources
ICAO spokesman Anthony Philbin called the ICAO scheme a "foundational flight tracking standard".
If consent were truly foundational in Locke's scheme, we would discover the legitimate powers of any given government by finding out what contract the original founders signed.
He built his career, particularly from the 1980s onward, on the simple, foundational idea of all Ponzi schemes: "Everyone loves a winner". This premise allowed Madoff to commit $65 billion in fraud against his 4,800 clients at the time of his arrest.
These are clearly related to the evolution of time and institutions rather than to a foundational situation, such as proposed by the original scheme that dates back 25 years.
The foundational infrastructure in the KGR included an administrative headquarters, roads, dams, bore wells, cattle dips, credit schemes, veterinary services and experimentation with various methods of pasture improvement as well as a smallholder dairy scheme supplying supplementary cattle feed on credit.
However, although this act refers largely to duties of the clinical officer cadre, the current foundational basis for the roles that all COs carry out in the Kenyan health system is derived from COs schemes of service (SOS) of which two exist.
I want foundational health.
"RISC was foundational," Andreessen says.
This is a foundational change".
Broadly shared foundational principles.
