Sentence examples for it has underpinned from inspiring English sources
It has underpinned its friendships with other regimes excoriated in the West: pre-division Sudan, for example, or Myanmar's junta before it donned civilian clothing and gave charm a chance.
The fourth episode of EastEnders introduced on Fridays on August 10 has on its own not made a major difference, but it has underpinned BBC1's success that night (see panel).
In fact, it has underpinned a drama which might be darkly suspected in these times.
It has underpinned the pharmaceutical industry, the UK's leading knowledge-intensive sector.
It has underpinned welfare advance - and satisfaction with local services - across northern Europe.
It derives from a peculiar reading of common law and the US Constitution, and it has underpinned western insurrections, from the Posse Comitatus to the Bundy Bunch.
Its steady growth has underpinned not only stability but economic progress for pretty well every country in the Western Pacific.
It was a familiar tale that has underpinned the Premier League boom.
"Rather we want it to start with 'How will it benefit us?'" Faculty members emphasized that diversity has underpinned Duke's growing excellence over the past quarter century.
That has underpinned the market.
That ugly logic has underpinned this government.
