Sentence examples for point of the foundation from inspiring English sources

Kelner said: "The point of the foundation is to support fair, free and independent journalism anywhere.

"The point of the foundation is to bring the work to a broad public audience," he said.

The foundation model is considered as a continuous distribution of linear elastic springs, whose constraint reaction per unit length is at each point of the foundation directly proportional to the deflection of the foundation itself, regardless of its sign.

However, we can ignore this in the backward view of the structure and in the connection point of the foundation and the body because it comprises very little surface area (Fig. 13).

The point of the Foundation is not to sit in mummified reverence of a Great American Art Form.

The sheer unity of the self, which was posited as the starting point of the Foundations, is thereby transformed into an idea of reason in the Kantian sense: the actual I is always finite and divided against itself, and hence it is always striving for a sheer self-determinacy that it never achieves.

But locals point to the foundation of exclusive boarding school Le Rosey, followed by the John F Kennedy and Gstaad International schools, as the tipping point.

An awareness of this led our board in its mission statement to commit the foundation to pursue 'a vigorous presence for poetry in our culture.' " He advanced to a slide showing a bullet-point list of the foundation's initiatives.

Marianne Perron, the orchestra's director of music programming, allowed in an interview that the Bach works don't fit entirely comfortably into this evolutionary scheme but are meant to serve as reference points, reminders of the foundation of tonal language.

At the point of foundation, the University was required to provide for the local community.

These longitudinal data provide the longest and strongest evidence to date that children's early-emerging behavioral styles can foretell their characteristic behaviors, thoughts, and feelings as adults, pointing to the foundations of the human personality in the early years of life.