Sentence examples for its foundations in from inspiring English sources

For Kant, the unity of science is not the reflection of a unity found in nature; rather, it has its foundations in the unifying character or function of concepts and of reason itself.

The $300 billion master limited partnership sector, which is allowed to pass profit through to investors before it is taxed, has its foundations in pipeline companies whose steady fees are broadly impervious to the wild swings in commodity prices.

Will Mr Martin prove to be the bold reformer who single-handedly shook the system to its foundations in order that it could re-establish itself on a sounder footing?

The SG has the most appeal in economic theory due to its foundations in Expected Utility Theory (EUT), although it has been suggested that the axioms of EUT are empirically flawed [ 39], and requires the respondent possess a rudimentary understanding of probabilities.

But the halal market has its foundations in the spiritual.

One speaker, for instance, denounced capitalism and its foundations in slavery and genocide.

"So it has its foundation in wanting another beer, but so do the best ideas, really," he says.

But the individuation of matter into sensible bodies is essentially an operation performed by thought, even though it has its foundation in the local dispositions of matter itself.

The same fate befell Citroën, when it hired Landor, another global branding group, to redesign the logo it had used since its foundation in 1919.

After its foundation in 1869, it served as the pre-eminent shrine of state Shinto, a late 19th-century fusion of an ancient religion with modern absolutist government.

Since its foundation in 1865, it has remained on the same grounds, which are located near the town centre of Great Malvern.