"The Six Nations is a dour affair and is built on the foundation of not allowing the opposition to score points," he said.
(c) Such theories distract people from recognizing, and working to reinforce, the real foundations of morality: not an imaginary theoretical insight of some sort, but a set of causal mechanisms for inculcating and sustaining the moral sentiments.
No reform standing alone can solve this until we overturn Citizens United and rebuild our Constitutional foundation of human, not corporate, liberty and equal citizenship, not purchased power for a few.
(Leviathan, Chapter 15, paragraph 40) The differences among those natural law philosophers who hold that there is a universal morality are primarily about the foundation of morality, not about its content.
Those are the precious foundation of wellness, not the mere fact that we consider ourselves healthy and intend to stay that way.
We need to transition from "we've always done it this way" to "we always do it the right, evidence-based way". Clinicians must implement EBP as the foundation of care, not something they do on top of everything else.
Virtue is often the foundation of society not just because of cohesion value, but because it gives a definite quality of life.
If you want to start a relationship with the guy, then it has to be built on a foundation of trust, not doubt and suspicion.
The hearing actors, who perhaps haven't learned the foundations of ASL, don't fully understand the importance of non-manual signal markers – facial expressions – to convey tone.
