Sentence examples for whatever the foundations from inspiring English sources

In 1985, one of them, Adolf Grünbaum, at the University of Pittsburgh, published "The Foundations of Psychoanalysis," a dauntingly thorough exposition designed to show that, whatever the foundations of psychoanalysis were, they were not scientific.

Their father, Dale, escorts them to the center and also volunteers his time to KEYS to help with whatever the foundation might need, whether it's checking people in at the door or helping unload a van.

The Tezos Foundation is at the behest of the Swiss nonprofit authority, which has a clear directive to adhere to whatever the Tezos foundation sets out to do.

Whatever the case, the foundation of the Diocese of Argyll appears to have been a drawn-out and gradual process that was unlikely to have been the work of one particular man —such as Somerled, Dubgall, or Ragnall himself.

The determination was that whatever campaign the foundation sponsored "had to speak to a lot of different constituencies," Mr. Shore says, even though "its means were fairly limited".

Whatever the date of foundation, it is certain that the two towns were established for geographic and mercantile reasons, as they commanded a natural east-west trade route over the Spree River.

And whatever the financial returns, every foundation is required by law to give away at least 5percentt of its assets annually.

Composer Colin Matthews, who was Britten's assistant in the 1970s and is a trustee of the Britten-Pears foundation, said: "Whatever the outcome of these investigations – and it's hard to see how anything can be proved either way – it makes no difference to Britten's standing as a composer".

Note that this rejection stands irrespective of the foundation of that political obligation, and whatever the form of the state.

The Labour government, whatever its failings, laid the foundations of modern Britain in its provisions for health, welfare, education and in its progressive decolonisation.

The Foundation reserves the right to refuse ad hoc transfers whatever the source.