When I was growing up, honesty was the prime foundation in anyone's life.
The properties and the rationale behind the existing system can be elicited by analysing concrete system-usage scenarios [Pohl, K., Weidenhaupt, K., Dömges, R., Haumer, P., Jarke, M., Klamma, R., 1999. Process-integrated (modelling) environments (PRIME): foundation and implementation framework. ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology (TOSEM), vol. 8, no. 4, pp. 343 410].
"Anatomy," wrote Andreas Vesalius in 1543, "is an important part of natural philosophy; since it embraces the study of man and must properly be regarded as the prime foundation of the whole art of medicine and the source of everything that constitutes it".
They rest on the prime foundation on which human civilization rests: trust.
According to Sarah Kearney, the executive director of PRIME, private foundations can make investments, and even make big returns on those investments, and still count them as charitable grants as long as they meet two requirements.
The sub-ballast is the prime track foundation; it prevents vertical movements based on the thickness of the subgrade [26].
Lips were primed with foundation and then either Sepia Pink or Mocha Glow tapped on with a finger.
Nazarbayev retained Tony Blair on a vague "advisory" contract which has seen little in the way of visible results in governance but was reportedly worth several million pounds to the former British prime minister's foundation.
The original proposal, advanced by Alan Milburn, the health secretary and backed by the prime minister was that foundation hospitals should be able to borrow on their own account from private capital markets.
Quidnet's other investors include Will and Jada Smith Foundation and the Sorenson Impact Foundation, both of which invested through Prime, a nonprofit advising foundations that want to put money into technology, which isn't a familiar territory for philanthropic organizations.
