Professor Yan Xuetong, president of management board of the Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Poliny commented in July 2013 that, "providing public good to the international community is the foothold for a healthy competition between China and the United States".
The wide end of the dodecamer is embedded in the procapsid shell, while the narrow end of the dodecamer, protruding out of the procapsid, is the foothold for pRNA binding.
Nick Starr, executive director of the National, said in an interview on Thursday that he did not expect a wave of National productions to flood the New York marketplace, nor was the office a foothold for "a rampant growth strategy into America".
Steenson was on target with his first penalty on 20 minutes but if it was a foothold for the Chiefs it was not a solid one.
With its semi-rural economy and pockets of religious nonconformity, this corner of England was a foothold for pluralist Liberal politics throughout the long years of Conservative-Labour duopoly in the mid-20th century.
"If you take Mr. Slim at his word, that he is in this for the long haul, and that KPN is a foothold for América Móvil in Europe, then this is an unmissable opportunity for him to acquire KPN," Mr. Draper said.
Greece is one foothold for China's broad, strategic push into Europe.
In this open, blasted, impoverished land, there is little foothold for either wildlife or new thinking.
Non-believers — and many believers themselves — assume that, without a grounding in religious knowledge, there is no foothold for fruitful religious understanding.
That is not surprising in a neighborhood that has always been a foothold for immigrants, including arrivals from Scandinavian countries, Italy and most recently, Egypt, Lebanon and elsewhere in the Middle East.
