Eddington's report, which was published in 2006, was emphatic: Britain's transport network was basically sound.
He insisted, however, that in broad outline his new Chinese road to socialism, including the concept of the communes and the belief that China, though "poor and blank," could leap ahead of other countries, was basically sound.
Mr. Abdul's swing was basically sound, if a little stiff, and on the first hole, a 371-yard par four, he blasted his drive a couple of hundred yards down the center of the fairway.
The two thought that Yahoo's business plan was basically sound but that the company needed to be better managed and had to get out of some businesses that were not vital to its future.
Mr Lamy, described as Mr Delors's "hatchet man", won a reputation as a tough, no-nonsense administrator during his stint in Brussels which, if well-founded, makes him just the type of manager that Crédit Lyonnais needs.Questions to askFrançois Gille, Crédit Lyonnais's managing director, maintains that Mr Haberer's strategy for expansion was basically sound.
So they are giving us a great experiment in the radical reform of success -- a radical tax cut at a time when the U.S. economy was basically sound and the national debt on track to be eliminated, and a radical missile defense scheme to replace the deterrence doctrine that has maintained nuclear stability for 50 years.
Both assumptions are basically sound.
Nevertheless, Cahill's concepts were basically sound.
Sound Editing is, basically, sound effects; Sound Mixing is the over-all soundtrack.
The third fantasy is to believe that the financial system is basically sound.
From what he has seen, Dr. Kitai said, iFire's technology is basically sound.
