Sentence examples for important underpinning of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, this presumption is an important underpinning of the Fed's determination to go slow on raising interest rates.
The school system generally has a solid educational reputation and, as in many of the wealthier suburbs in northern New Jersey, Wyckoff's schools are an important underpinning of high property values.
One of the few things holding back an outbreak of fearful nationalism is the acknowledgement of our interdependence - and air travel, allowing direct contact between the mass of peoples, is an important underpinning of that recognition.
Although views of homosexuals were associated with opinion about AIDS — those with less favorable views of homosexuals were in turn less likely to support spending for AIDS treatment and research — Mr. Johnson's announcement made attitudes toward heterosexual sex a more important underpinning of opinion about AIDS.
He said the Conservatives were committed to preserving the strength of the UK's armed forces which he said were an "important underpinning" of the union.
Philip Hammond said the UK's armed forces were an "important underpinning" of the union and he would not want to see their size cut.
Indeed, this all-important underpinning of any free society and economy is deteriorating in the EU-13; crime and corruption are rampant.
These findings suggest that hypoactivity of the HPA axis and thus a diminished responsivity to stress could be an important neurobiological underpinning of psychopathy in children and adolescents.
Addressing sedentary time during sessions is important since the philosophical underpinning of the intervention was to deliver smoking-related messages through physical activity.
NSW STI Strategy EFHIA interviewee Three interviewees described addressing the determinants of health as an important intent underpinning the use of EFHIA, though they were not able to identify any changes to specific determinants arising from the EFHIAs they participated in.
Nevertheless, Nozick does have important things to say about the underpinning of these rights and about their deontic character and their stringency.
