Sentence examples for promote bedrock from inspiring English sources

This also showed that rock contacts promote bedrock fractures, and wells sited within these subsurface discontinuities are most likely to be more productive than those within any typical bedrock terrains.

Terrace formation was also promoted by soft bedrock (Tertiary arkoses) and by impoundment of alluvium behind resistant barriers crossed by the river.

Now he would "take on the political mafia in Pakistan" and promote a strong and independent judiciary as the bedrock for democracy and rule of law.Yet the 15 years since have been tough.

The kindergartens must systematically consider whether their own practices and the culture of the kindergarten help to promote the values that are to form the bedrock of the activities in the kindergartens (Ministry of Education and Research, 2011b:10).

"It means that top-flight football will continue to be broadcast by Sky Sports and now BT, providing a solid financial bedrock and the best possible platform to promote the game in Scotland".

If we don't have that bedrock of safety and integrity it hard to promote the sport, hard to advocate for it in Washington," says Waldrop. "We want the horses to be safe as possible.

Shallow bedrock and variably low hydraulic conductivity in the subsoil promote lateral flow and development of soil horizons along hillslope flowpaths rather than in vertical profiles.

Rearguard actions by the establishment to promote a mono-cultural British nationalism are usually unable to move beyond the traditional bedrock of that nationalism; what Stuart Hall calls "the idea of an assumed Englishness", which has always negotiated against difference.

And to help promote this thoroughly anti-democratic measure, the junta has enlisted the judiciary, sullying the very bedrock of democracy".

"Research is the bedrock of science," he wrote, "and we will — as we have for many years — support and promote legitimate research regarding marijuana and its constituent parts".

Mr Farage also said Britons need to actively promote "those institutions and aspects of our society, like equality, decency, tolerance and the rule of law which are the bedrock of our civilisation".