Sentence examples for foundational unit of from inspiring English sources
Today, 5 unelected judges redefined the foundational unit of society.
Only since 2000 have we seen a redefinition of this foundational unit of society in various nations.
Map created by Aaron Bycoffe. A. We affirm the family, defined as people living together related by blood, marriage or adoption, as the foundational unit of society.
The Republican Party of Arkansas supports the traditional definition of marriage as a God-ordained, legal and moral commitment between a man and a woman, and we believe that marriage is the foundational unit of a healthy society.
"This decision is one that is profound because the Supreme Court not only attacked our Constitution today, they not only attacked the equal protection rights of every citizen under our Constitution, they attacked something that they have no jurisdiction over whatsoever, the foundational unit of our society, which is marriage," Bachmann said.
We support the definition of marriage as a God-ordained, legal and moral commitment only between a natural man and a natural woman, which is the foundational unit of a healthy society, and we oppose the assault on marriage by judicial activists.
In their foundational paper, Dietz, Rosa, and York [23] write: "….it might be fruitful to investigate how nations differ in the amount of well-being they create for each unit of environmental stress they produce.
Identify unit of measure.
The basic science courses required of all majors include four half-term units of foundational biology (BIOL 101, 102, 103, 104); a two term lecture sequence in general chemistry with its associated laboratories; a first term course in organic chemistry with its associated laboratory; and two terms of calculus (MATH 112 and 116).
Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who took particular offense at the charges of insignificance, argued that this was a debate about nothing less than "the glue that holds the basic foundational societal unit together".
