London's buried diggers Ed Smith | New Statesman | 5 June 2014 When archaeologists excavate the foundations of present-day central London, they will find 1,000 mechanical diggers entombed in concrete.
Ever more ingenious forms of separation emerged, including the foundation of present-day Soweto beside an urban sewage farm.
Events leading to the foundation of present-day Cal Poly at Pomona began with the demise of the Voorhis School for Boys in San Dimas, California and its acquisition by the San Luis Obispo-based California Polytechnic School in 1938.
Shortly afterward the foundations of the present cathedral were laid by the first Norman abbot of Ely, Simeon (1081 94).
However, to fully understand the Deliveroo strike dispute, it is important to realise that the two foundations of our present gig economy, freedom and flexibility, in practice mean exhaustion and exploitation.
First of all, we shall refer to the foundations of our present societies which have been especially highlighted by Locke J. (1690) : Deuxième traité du gouvernement civil, Trad.
While direct freight trains are laying the foundations of the present reality China's international rail presence, the future will be about HSR lines — and perhaps even a hyperloop or two — being built up and down the various routes of the New Silk Road.
H. Helmholz, "The Law of Charity and the English Ecclesiastical Courts," in Foundations of Medieval Ecclesiastical History Studiess presented to David Smith, Philippa Hoskin eds.
Hoover inaugurated the policies which constitute the foundation of the present organization.
His petition to the U.S. Congress resulted in the Patent Law of 1790, the foundation of the present U.S. patent system.
