Sentence examples for foundations the idea from inspiring English sources

Despite its monarchist foundations, the idea has certainly continued in the current regime.

When you grow up with that foundation, the idea of fearing anything you want to do in business doesn't come into play.

Theories of human needs, human interests and human agency provide analytical foundations for the idea of human rights.

The enormity of what happened -- an attack on the foundations of the idea and practice of a free press -- is unprecedented.

Higher education can build foundations for the idea -- and the politics -- of citizenship, if we recognize that the fate of our colleges is inextricably tied to our communities and our country.

The union's foundation was "the idea of peace", she said.

By the end of the Middle Ages, the development of the territorial monarchies had laid the foundation for the idea of the modern nation-state.

It was Mr. DiFrancesco who first gave a strong bipartisan foundation to the idea of a Newark arena last June.

In 1993, however, the board of the foundation floated the idea of doing something that well-financed organizations rarely do: go out of business.

There is little statistical foundation in the idea that because the economy is struggling he should be running away with the race.

In an impassioned speech, Sachs charted the historic development of the global capitalist economy, arguing that its foundation upon the idea of "limited liability" has meant that corporations will not take responsibility for the economic damage they have caused.