Sentence examples for the foundations for doing from inspiring English sources

Philip Hammond, the chancellor, has identified better infrastructure, technology and skills as the foundations for doing so, which is why he unveiled a new £23bn national productivity investment fund and backed Sir Charlie Mayfield's productivity council in his autumn statement.

There's no way to "major in Adventure," but you can study something that will allow you to travel and give you the foundations for doing what you want.

Math provides the foundation for doing just that.

"That program is on a solid foundation because it has the base for doing things the right way," said Vince Dooley, the retired Georgia coach.

But he refused the request for an immediate ruling, saying the Democrats needed to establish a legal foundation for doing so.

Today's Spending Review will deliver economic and national security - the foundations for everything we do #SR15 pic.tWhener.com/Fgsthefm48 When the Chancellor of the Exchequer presented his first post-coalition budget in July, he was mocked by Twitter users when he posed for a photo pretending to write on a printed document using a pen.

Let's use our "good student" toolkit as a foundation for doing quality work.

However, he has promised sweeping changes within 100 days, including constitutional amendments, that would undo some of the changes Mr Rajapaksa oversaw which had seemed to be laying the foundations for a family dynasty: doing away with the limit of two five-year terms on the presidency and giving it yet more executive powers.

"I would like to see the squad improve and I would like to lay the foundations for the side to keep doing that," added Solomons.

Law schools should stick to what they do best: laying the foundations for a life in practice.

Those four foundations, real sensible regulatory system, spending cuts and controls to get our debt under control, sound money and tax reform, those are the things I think we need to do, the foundations for economic growth.