Sentence examples for foundations upon which to from inspiring English sources

They may only have been friendlies, but there are foundations upon which to build.

People often lack the foundations upon which to make the most important choices.

"We laid the foundations upon which to restore the dignity of our poorest and most marginalised people, but we are struggling to build the house," he said.

Cameron said last October: "The centenary will also provide the foundations upon which to build an enduring cultural and educational legacy to put young people front and centre in our commemoration, and to ensure that the sacrifice and service of 100 years ago is still remembered in 100 years' time".

Mr. Netanyahu, referring to the upheaval in the Arab world as "a political and security earthquake which we have not seen the end of," said, "In this situation, more than ever, we need to ensure that we have solid security foundations upon which to defend the state of Israel.

"The centenary will also provide the foundations upon which to build an enduring cultural and educational legacy to put young people front and centre in our commemoration and to ensure that the sacrifice and service of 100 years ago is still remembered in 100 years' time".

Traditional schools can be a great foundation upon which to add parental and other academic resources.

There is no common cultural foundation upon which to create a formal grand plan.

This is a solid foundation upon which to build the next great energy transition.

For much of the new material, we have only Jerry's word, which can be a wobbly foundation upon which to rest a nonfictional narrative.

But the Finance Committee's bill should be viewed as the least that Congress should do — a foundation upon which to build, not the final structure.