Sentence examples for foundations of the current from inspiring English sources
There's been a warning light here since 1499, though the foundations of the current building were laid in 1791.
Poignantly, many fans were quick to pay tribute to the team's former manager, the late Gary Speed, whom they credited with helping lay the foundations of the current side.
First, intentions can be respectable without being clearheaded, and the foundations of the current austerity policy, combined with the rigidities of Europe's monetary union (in the absence of fiscal union), have hardly been a model of cogency and sagacity.
The foundations of the current conflict were laid in 1998 when the FIFA president, the Brazilian João Havelange, stepped aside after 24 years in power and Blatter and Lennart Johansson of Sweden engaged in a heated and intense campaign to succeed him.
Administration officials also took advantage of the opportunity to jab at Mr. Bush and Republicans in Congress over fiscal policy, suggesting that the big tax cuts that Republicans are proposing would undermine one of the foundations of the current prosperity, the large and growing federal budget surplus.
In addition to the retreat of liberal democracy, superpowers such as Russia or China, for example, have been attempting to defy the foundations of the current world order.
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said that through their separate research, the three had laid the foundation of the current understanding of asset prices and changed the way people invest.
Research carried out by Dr. Sonnenblick with doctors Eugene Braunwald and John Ross, Jr. provided the physiological foundation of the current understanding of cardiac function and is still used clinically today by cardiologists throughout the world.
Over time the program, just one piece of the bill, would open up many new opportunities for foreigners to settle in the United States based on their skills, a shift from the focus on family ties that is the main foundation of the current immigration system.
