Sentence examples for safe foundation from inspiring English sources

Anything else would be "hearsay at one remove," a safe foundation for neither judgments nor statements.

In a convincing manner Sakharov has emphasized that Man's inviolable rights provide the only safe foundation for genuine and enduring international cooperation.

He imparts his all-pervading power to the sacrificer who imitates his strides and identifies himself with the god, thus conquering the universe and attaining "the goal, the safe foundation, the highest light" (Shatapatha Brahmana).

Without their testimony, Mansfield said, there is no "safe foundation for judgment", adding: "These cases have simply been brought too late and it is now impossible for them to be determined fairly".

Accordingly, the allowable bearing capacity would be significantly overestimated using strength parameters of small specimens (e.g., 38 mm), which could then lead to less safe foundation dimensions and the possibility of unexpected large settlements associated with soil failure.

But as these changes are unlikely to happen in the near future, the American Humanist Association, Child Justice, Kid Safe Foundation and other allies formed a coalition calling for the creation of a governmental commission to investigate child abuse in all sectors of society.

Kraepelin's preferred basis for classification and inquiry actually rested on his less well-remembered belief that "pathological anatomy promises to provide the safest foundation" for classification of mental illness in a mature psychiatry (1899, 2).

"But things change from day to day," said Torre, whose Safe at Home foundation held its third annual gala at the Pierre Hotel.

You are essentially living in two worlds at one time: the safe and solid foundation of the familiar, and the exciting new adventure of college.

I'm a firm believer in the system of having private enterprise support public utterance; advertising is the safest and best foundation for free speech.

Use your point of reference as a foundation, "safe-house" or an anchor that you can return to.