Sentence examples for the basic thrust of from inspiring English sources

Just before Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative, visited Brazil earlier this week, Brazil's president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, strongly criticized the tariffs and said they contradicted the basic thrust of the Free Trade Area of the Americas, a regional trade accord that Mr. Bush has urged Latin American nations to join.

It flies in the face of the basic thrust of the report".

But the basic thrust of Obamacare is, as I've just explained, coherent and even fairly simple.

And yet Foxx has now made his peace with the basic thrust of Tarantino's assault.

Still, the basic thrust of the Lincoln Center Festival has not changed all that much since it began.

The basic thrust of their argument is that the United States should get tough with these countries.

The government (Ministry of Home Affairs) in its affidavit submitted to the Delhi High Court responded that, "the basic thrust in the argument of pro-gay activists is the perceived violation of fundamental liberty guaranteed in Article 19 of the Constitution of India.

That was the unsurprising basic thrust of his argument – that if you take all the romance out of it, Scotland is simply better off as part of the UK.

Suchman cast her findings as fitting into a small movement already under way at parc to shift research from an office automation viewpoint to the wider perspective of the "knowledge worker". The basic thrust was to use the power of computing-for such tasks as generating, recalling, printing, and transmitting forms-to support the way work actually gets done.

One commission member said of Mr. Ashcroft's testimony, "The basic thrust was to put all the blame on Clinton, and he really made it very politicized".

In the present paper, while the basic thrust remains unaltered, it has been found possible to eliminate some of the approximations previously used to develop the theory.