Underpinning this whole apparatus — the most invasive and pervasive scheme for creating a monolithic culture in history — is a principle of collective family responsibility that makes every member of a household accountable for the conduct of his immediate kin, so that the deviations of one are the calamity of all.
The way we behave in wider society sets the tone, but changing attitudes must be underpinned by law, creating rights for mental healthcare in the same way as for physical healthcare.
Obamacare messes with the business model that underpinned the old system, creating new standards for both care and coverage.
By creating equal underpinning for fragmented work, policymakers could shape a new model for this sort of employment.
Even if we make only modest or uneven progress we stand to create a platform for improvement, underpinning future initiatives designed to create sustained systems change.
Along with the post-World War II GI Bill that made a college education possible for millions of veterans, the institution of collective bargaining created the underpinning for a strong American middle class.
The design is underpinned by the idea that nature and natural light will aid the healing process for patients, creating a hospital that is calmer and more pleasant for the city's residents as well as its staff and patients.
Definitive or not, Dr. Friedlander's wartime work provides the scientific underpinning for the government's announcement today that it is creating the first stockpile of anthrax vaccine for civilian use.
The division had invited three agencies to compete for the assignment of creating a campaign to promote the Oldsmobile brand, which would have become the underpinning for all future product advertising.
A key regulator on this issue is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which was created in 1933 to insure banking deposits – and hence serves as a crucial underpinning for public confidence in the financial system.
