Mr. Boulud's cooking has always had a homey underpinning to it.
There is a legal underpinning to the American presence in Cuba, albeit one that Havana disputes.
Her corporate and banking experience provides a commercial underpinning to her understanding of the sector.
There's also much huffing and puffing to add a psychological underpinning to the plot.
The decision provides a legal underpinning to impeachment proceedings already begun against Mr. Paksas in Parliament.
Muro thus helped establish the philosophical underpinning to the Tokugawa shogunate (1603 1867).
His own writings indicate a complex theoretical underpinning to his use of such a bold abstract language.
"There's a dishonesty about this... the idea that there is any sort of substantive underpinning to the Tea Party".
There is a mythic underpinning to Barat's thoughts, culled from films, books and the remnants of London's bohemian past.
One idea is the revival of something like the PCC, but with a statutory underpinning to give it clout.
This reaction gave a popular underpinning to Ferdinand VII's destruction of liberalism and all its works in 1814 (see below).
