Sentence examples for on underpinning from inspiring English sources

The new deal thrashed out in a hurry in the small hours by the three main political parties – now, at last, having a common conversation – insisted on "underpinning" the pantomime horse of charter with a requirement that it could only be unpicked or amended by a two-thirds vote of parliament.

The government's royal charter proposals on underpinning the regulator, which have cross-party backing, were published on 18 March.

Her view is that Brazilian foreign policy, while maintaining its global reach, should be refocused on underpinning domestic efforts to keep the nation on its current path of sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction.

Female Maryland yellowthroat found shoe left out on underpinning of house.

The framework has two parts: the first focuses on ethical processes and the second on underpinning values.

Much plotting evidently went on to underpin Italy's dramatic "years of lead" and much more of it has yet to emerge.

Reed being Reed, the ostrich is also now the name for his favourite way of tuning a guitar, with all the strings set to D – a tuning that would go on to underpin many Velvet Underground classics.

Clearly, this is an ambitious goal because robust predictions depend on both underpinning theory and solid empirical information on a wide range of factors.

Nursing is a hands-on job, underpinned by theory.

This will take the form of up to two structured consultations (at least 5 days apart) and based on principles underpinning palliative care (physical, social, psychological, spiritual, cultural, information) and on the findings of the qualitative phase.

The real powers behind eBay's success are those small operators -- the liquidators, wholesalers, small retail shops and stay-at-home entrepreneurs -- that offer the bulk of goods for sale on eBay, underpinning its entire business.