It is the fear of incidents like this, along with political necessity, that has long underpinned the uneasy collusion between British politicians and even the lowest-end tabloids here.
But it might be much harder for the Liberal Story to survive the current crisis of confidence, because the traditional alliance between liberal ethics and capitalist economics that has long underpinned the Liberal Story may be unravelling.
For decades, the dining hall of the august American Academy in Rome hewed to the tradition that has long underpinned higher education — fine libraries coupled with awful food — even though it is housed in an exquisite villa overlooking this ancient city, in a country renowned for fine, fresh ingredients.
While social work values and ethics transcend gender, it also has long underpinned traditions of feminism, humanism and philanthropy, largely championing the rights and needs of women.
They are updated versions of the same core competitive advantages that have long underpinned the best business franchises: economies of scale, customer captivity, and learning.
Those phrases could equally apply to The Neon Demon, a film driven by the same guilty pleasures that have long underpinned Refn's work, making him both the darling and bête noir of auteur arthouse cinema – the beauty and the beast.
Similarly, the 40-page Argus Report is sometimes cited as if it were some sweeping, revolutionary document that proposes a root-and-branch overhaul of Australian cricket when, in truth, much of what it does is to merely codify and reiterate the traditional principles which have long underpinned the success of Australian cricket.
Winemaking in France has long been underpinned by the principle that differences in vineyard terroirs — that is, the geology and geography of individual plots of vines — are the key to the diversity and greatness of the country's wines.
Their lot gets worse Flying some daring kites Reprints Related items A survey of Italy: What a lovely odd place!Jul 5th 2001In a country where economic governance has long been underpinned by concertazione, whereby employers, the unions and the government decide things together, Mr Tremonti's comments were bound to court controversy.
Although habit has long been known to underpin behaviour (e.g., James, 1891; Watson, 1913), there has been a recent resurgence of interest in habit within health psychology (e.g., Gardner, de Bruijn, & Lally, 2011; Lally & Gardner, 2013; van t'Riet, Sijtsema, Dagevos, & de Bruijn, 2011).
France, for instance, has long practiced a muscular neocolonialism, underpinned by the deployment of its troops, most recently on a relatively large scale to repulse an Islamist advance in Mali.
