Sentence examples for foundations point from inspiring English sources

Both foundations point to contracts they signed.

It may not shake out to be the future of online money, but its foundations point the way.

"And I believe it will be a foundation point, a new beginning for the U.S. relationship with Iraq that we hope will stretch for decades to come".

The site of Harald Bluetooth's 10th-century stronghold, it marks the foundation point of Denmark, quite literally, with two giant runic stones.

Specifically, the M i values are used as a foundation point from which to create a common visual space.

Early historians, including the 6th century cleric Gildas, have noted 383 as a significant point in Welsh history, as it is stated in literature as the foundation point of several medieval royal dynasties.

As the James Beard Foundation points out, "Imagine the pressure of cooking for a group of skilled marksman".

Open Government is normally agreed to consist of three main pillars: transparency, participation and collaboration, the foundation points out.

Open data, the foundation points out, is data "anyone can freely access, use, modify, and share for any purpose".

Claire Baralt, a communications officer for the foundation, points out that the will says that support of animal rights was optional, not mandatory.

Not least because, as former Arts Council executive director Moira Sinclair (now leading the Paul Hamlyn Foundation) pointed out, small and local can be beautiful too.