Sentence examples for this idea is grounded from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this idea is grounded in the U.S. Constitution, which expressly invests Congress with authority to define piracy on the high seas and to issue letters of marque.

This idea was grounded on previous work [ 22] where we injected this peptide into cells expressing wt- or F508del-CFTR, finding that this peptide only attenuated wt-CFTR channel function by over 50% provided F was present in the sequence [ 22].

The idea is grounded in decades-old ideas and experiments.

This aversion to any realism of constitutive Ideas is grounded on the positivist criterion of factual verification.

The other consideration that leads Chalmers to sympathetically consider Russellian ideas is grounded in worry that naturalistic dualism leads to epiphenomenalism.

He seemed pretty far out when I met him, with this big entourage, but his ideas were grounded in the songs and the whole concept of the Diamond Dogs album".

It is worth noting that such ideas were grounded in the work of Francis Galton, who was a powerful influence on Cyril Burt, who in turn later developed the 11-plus exams.

We hope that these accounts clarify how our ideas are grounded and worked out in practice, without intending to urge any particular program on others.

Many of Goodlad's ideas were grounded in personal experience.

They all have hands-on campaign experience and felt their ideas were grounded in genuine on-the-ground experience, but ADP leaders don't exactly have a great reputation of listening to people on the ground.

The conceptual ideas were grounded in impersonal examples often based on historical/cultural contexts, while the concrete issues were more personal, practical examples based on contemporary contexts and experiences.