Although the LMDC guidelines were apparently treated like "a sacred text," the foundation initiated a "Talmudic-like analysis" of this one phrase to expand its scope.
First published in 1977, McCullough's Australia-set epis is a foundation text of chick lit.
On it, Missy samples a foundation text of electro, Cybotron's 'Clear', but, for once, she has not torn up the rulebook and danced gleefully on the fragments.
The memorandum is marked for internal use only and is meant to be a foundation text for the "cadres of administrators" which Isis wishes to train.
All had grown up reading the foundation text of American modern literature, Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio, a brilliant sequence of stories about the darkness inside the white picket fences of a small Ohio town in the early 20th century.
With a memoir Nadaud wrote in his twilight years as her foundation text, she draws on archives and a trove of unpublished letters to fill in the stories left untold, or told with embellishment.
In 1812 an academic philology treatise was published and promptly became, according to WH Auden, "second only to the Bible in importance" as a foundation text of western culture.
But it is a second narrative, a sort of sub-allegory, that gives Alvarez's memoir its high verve and also its status as a foundation text of the Plath legend.
The letter, which was signed by the New York archbishop, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, complained that the working document for the Synod — the Instrumentum Laboris, which was prepared by the Vatican and approved by Francis — could not "adequately serve as a guiding text or the foundation of a final document".
The document – written as a foundation text to train "cadres of administrators" in the months after Isis's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared a "caliphate" in Iraq and Syria on 28 June 2014 – sketches out how to organise government departments including education, natural resources, industry, foreign relations, public relations and military camps.
Often singled out as the foundation text of "sensation fiction" – a genre distinguished by its electrifying, suspenseful, and sometimes horrific plots, as well as its unsavoury themes of intrigue, jealousy, murder, adultery, and the like – The Woman in White was an immediate sensation in its own right.
