This formed the backbone of the basic idea behind TransferWise.
The need to assert this distinction forms the backbone of this research work, emphasizing that India, especially the state of Gujarat, has key contributions to make to any discourse on entrepreneurship, especially if based on gender and family.
In fact Murphy's new album – the improbably titled Hairless Toys - delves considerably further than her Nineties heyday, instead offering heady tribute to New York ball culture, as chronicled in the documentary Paris is Burning, and it's this that forms the backbone of tonight's set.
This resource forms the backbone of the rural water delivery system in the country and it is being tapped at various depths to meet growing needs.
All this equipment forms the backbone of the ISP's network.
This guidance statement forms the backbone for this program of research.
This system, which forms the backbone of the country, is made up of Transdanubia (Dunántúl) and the Northern Mountains, separated by the Visegrád Gorge of the Danube.
Those who put the lowest priority on presidential politics are those most worried about a primary challenge from the right, and it is this cohort that forms the backbone of the Tea Party faction in the House — the cohort most wedded to nativism, intolerance and hostility to the poor.
Dodd decides to make poor, muddled Freddie a special project of his, but his failure to indoctrinate his new disciple, to exert his mastery over this troubled man's mind forms the backbone of this gripping and deeply mysterious drama.
Claudin 1, the first member of this family to be identified, forms the backbone of the TJ strands and is crucial for the epidermal barrier function [ 15].
So how will the world cope in the next four decades?That question forms the backbone of this special report.
