Sentence examples for main foundation from inspiring English sources

The main foundation concepts from ecology and evolutionary biology which have led only recently to an improved conception of landform dynamics in geomorphology are reviewed and discussed.

That makes BZ the second-biggest shareholder, behind the main foundation through which the Wallenbergs retain control.Mr Ebner's simple point is that Investor will not be a true public company so long as it is controlled by the Wallenbergs.

The CME Group, which has given $22 million to Chicago area schools and charities over the last five years, has stopped making grants through its main foundation, citing the collapse of MF Global Holdings.

Written texts supply the main foundation for these disciplines, and some knowledge of the processes of their transmission is necessary for understanding and control of the scholar's basic materials.

When he delivered his lectures on the "larger hemispheres of the brain," Pavlov declared, "We will hope and patiently await the time when a precise and complete knowledge of our highest organ, the brain, will become our profound achievement and the main foundation of a durable human happiness".

And Bill Clinton now says that, if his wife wins, he will step down from the board of the main foundation, too, and that it will no longer take money from people who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States, or from corporations.

This duty to forget rests on two main foundations.

Of all the existing models, three presented themselves as the main foundations, joint stock companies, and social organizations.

But Slim has increased his charitable giving in recent years by doubling the endowments to his two main foundations to about $8bn.

The main foundations of these methods are systematic random sampling and a 3D approach to structures such as tissues and organs.

"Four main foundations and research centers are cited at the beginning of Secrest's acknowledgment section, followed by 19 persons who receive great gratitude," Dan Pinck, an author and former spy, noted in The American Scholar.