Sentence examples for secured foundation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Olatunji secured foundation grants to tour schools.
Kant wrote of his "Critique" that it "rests on a fully secured foundation, established forever; it will prove to be indispensable too for the noblest ends of mankind in all future ages"; Sidgwick wrote of his "Methods" that it "solves nothing, but may clear up the ideas of one or two people, a little".
Social Security experts Nancy Altman and Eric Kingson, both veterans of the 1982 commission that orchestrated the last round of major reforms to the program, secured foundation funding for the creation of the advocacy organization Social Security Works.
He is also in the process of securing foundation funding for a new press-freedom initiative, creating tools that allow journalists to communicate securely.
The wavering balance between local responsibility and central control was a factor in Stafford hospital's failings, as managers cut corners in an attempt to secure foundation trust status and gain more autonomy.
The plan recognizes a hard reality of the nonprofit world: It is a lot easier to secure foundation grants and other short-term financing to develop a model program than it is to come up with the capital to expand successful programs and their potential for systemic change.
On the other hand, the whole doctrine of the given is designed to end the regress of justification, to give us secure foundations for the rest of what we justifiably infer from the given.
A construction loan was secured, the foundation was laid — and just like that, the Furse Family Construction Company began to build.
With his colleagues, he midwifed the development of economics and secured its foundation in what are now termed the new universities.
He said the group has secured some foundation money, but declined to name any donors or provide specific numbers.
1135 1179) was a 12th-century Marcher lord who secured a foundation for the dominant position later held by the Braose family in the Welsh Marches.
