Sentence examples for its root lie from inspiring English sources

It would be ridiculous to compare it to the limits on Malala and the young women of the Swat Valley, but its root lie in similar expectations.

Sinha says that one of the reasons the project has been able to take off as quickly as it has, is that its roots lie in a container orchestration tool called Borg, which the company has been using internally for years.

It is part of our mission, and its roots lie in the principles of universality, non-discrimination, indivisibility and participation that underpin the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and other major human rights instruments.

Its roots lie in the Nazi war machine, and it is protected from takeover by a 1960 law that limits large shareholders to 20% of the voting rights.

"Its roots lie in celebrating the emancipation of slavery and it has high artistic values, but it is a struggle to uphold those values when it is so underfunded".

The banjo is the sound of these mountains, but its roots lie much further away.

Its roots lie in the Dutch desire to make wine easier to transport by sea.

Its roots lie in the breakdown of the two alliance systems of which Britain is part.

Its roots lie in India, but since the 10th century its speakers have scattered and kept moving.

The rage of China's crowds is genuine, and its roots lie in China's nationalist ideology.

Whatever the legality of Japan's claim to the islands, its roots lie in brutal empire-building.