Sentence examples similar to founded upon interpretation from inspiring English sources
These are the true boundaries we need to create in public life, ones founded upon rationality, discussion, imagination, and personal interpretation.
Leibniz's theory of soul-body pre-established harmony set out in his New System of the Nature and the Communication of Substances of 1695 is not easy to reconcile with the interpretation of his monadology according to which what we call bodies are appearances in visual space founded upon spiritual substances lying underneath the spatio-temporal order.
The Theodosian code was also the basis of the edict of Theodoric king of the Ostrogoths; it was epitomised, with an interpretation, in the Visigoth Lex Romana [Breviarium]; and the Burgundian Lex Romana, commonly called Papiani Liber Responsorum, was founded upon it.
What are they founded upon?
RevYale was founded upon this vision.
Our Teachers Institute is founded upon that belief.
Health care reform was unquestionably a law founded upon representation.
Video games are founded upon such complicated transference.
The proposed methodology is founded upon the solution of an optimal signal reconstruction problem.
But his wealth was increasingly founded upon deception.
"Immunity is against what the UN was founded upon".
