1. That really must underpin our partnership.

2. Many factors underpin Ireland's descent into the basement.

3. Marine surveys to underpin research A number of ongoing research programmes underpin Core programmes of offshore investigations.

4. Certain qualities and values underpin good journalism.

5. 27 He presented the figures to underpin his argument.

6. If Biostratigraphy and geochronology can be said to underpin geology,then taxonomy can be said to underpin Biostratigraphy

7. He presented the figures to underpin his argument.

8. Three pillars can underpin the policy agenda.

9. The following basic beliefs underpin the discussion:

10. Producers have, therefore, preferred term sales contracts to underpin upfront investment.

11. Carcinogenesis covers molecular, biochemical and cellular processes that underpin this field

12. It also helps to underpin earnings when the bullion price drops.

13. These values of conservative normativism underpin the dominant tradition of public law.

14. We very much hope that such reforms will underpin the peace process.

15. Concordats set out the principles and expectations which underpin bilateral relationships.

16. They highlight the false assumptions which underpin much social security provision.

17. We firmly believe it must also underpin the operations of the minerals industry.

18. Based on the same mechanical bits that underpin the Infiniti QX80, the Armada is a …

19. Quality, practicality, longevity and premium design underpin the ethos of a Buckaroo belt

20. Nevertheless, the fall in unemployment will improve consumer confidence and so underpin spending.

21. The results therefore support the conjecture that fluid Analogising could underpin general intellectual performance.

22. Candour has its place in foreign policy, but it requires a strategy to underpin the rhetoric.

23. Beveridge argued that other social policies were necessary to underpin his insurance scheme.

24. 18 These values of conservative normativism underpin the dominant tradition of public law.

25. Taken together those factors should underpin an acceleration of Polish GDP growth to some # per cent in

26. The principles which underpin good work force relationships in business apply equally well in the education business.

27. But the European debt crisis is undermining two, near - canonical assumptions that have come to underpin markets.

28. Labour's policies may change, the prime minister says, but the values that underpin them remain eternal.

29. The aggregate equations that underpin Keynes’s “general theory” still populate economics textbooks and shape macroeconomic policy.

30. All the above underpin the Commission's ongoing efforts to frame a strategy and action plan for environmental technology.

31. The next section of this chapter looks at the theoretical aspects which underpin this budgetary process and plan.

32. He also started the city's silk industry which was to underpin its economy for many years.

33. On the global stage, a stronger United Nations will be needed to underpin cooperation in tackling the world's problems.

34. The ideas underpin the chain of events which have taken Pakistan ever closer to the abyss since the late 1970s.

35. I would urge the Commission to underpin the decentralisation process by creating a Europe-wide network of regional advisory committees.

36. Last week saw talk of intervention to underpin the euro, a sure sign that policymakers are starting to be concerned.

37. Our core values of unity, prayer, service, worship and work underpin all that we do at Grays Convent High School

38. The announced change is an exciting development which is anticipated to underpin the strength and depth of club cricket in Essex.

39. 1 They disliked this egoistic conception of man, and they suspected that egoistic motives might not be sufficient to underpin morality.

40. It sets out in some detail the means of complying with each of the eight principles that underpin the Data Protection Act.

41. The latter are worth noting as typical of the general philosophy claimed by many schools to underpin their project involvement:

42. This historical work itself represents a strong challenge to some of the premises which underpin the idea of structured dependency.

43. They disliked this egoistic conception of man, and they suspected that egoistic motives might not be sufficient to underpin morality.

44. "The Crudeness of some of the examples was to underpin the inappropriateness of transgressional sex and that is a conventional literary device

45. The standards concentrate on the essential elements of Assisting teaching – pedagogy, collaboration, leadership, innovation and professional learning – and will underpin the development

46. It is not just that the ideas which underpin progressive primary methods have been, with a few notable exceptions, poorly articulated.

47. The various types of activities that are supported in the programme to underpin the above strategic objectives are described in the Programme Complement Document.

48. People need to be empowered so that everyone can participate in the decisions that underpin the introduction of these crucial new techniques.

49. Fourth part:‘so as to avoid excessive wage disparities, to support aggregate demand and economic recovery and to underpin upward social convergence;’ without the word ‘upward’

50. Constructionism was an extension of constructivism in Britain from about 1950, with artists using naturally occurring proportional systems and rhythms to underpin their geometrical art

51. Growth in Australia and New Zealand was abetted by the strength in global demand for commodities, which helped underpin consumer demand and growth in wages.

52. Attentional and memory processes underpin appetite control, but whether encouraging overweight individuals to eat more 'Attentively' can promote reductions in energy consumption is unclear

53. Corroborate - support with evidence or authority or make more certain or confirm; "The stories and claims were born out by the evidence" bear out , underpin , support

54. The SCCP is funded by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency to facilitate best practices exchanges on standards, conformity assessment procedures, and technical regulations that underpin U.S.-India trade.

55. Veronique Louise Billat Abstract The "Critical Power" (CP) model of human bioenergetics provides a valuable way to identify both limits of tolerance to exercise and mechanisms that underpin that

56. And the policymakers who sit on top of them are, I suggest, simply not thinking about how those facilities could be used to underpin a whole new era of markets.

57. The reckless build-up of conventional and strategic weapons to underpin the provenly flawed policy of aggrandisement negates the aspirations of the people of South Asia, including the billion citizens of India itself.

58. The reckless build-up of conventional and strategic weapons to underpin the provenly flawed policy of aggrandisement negates the aspirations of the people of South Asia, including the billion citizens of India itself

59. The perfect Chairs provide more than just a place to sit; they underpin your room design, define your seating style and can turn any corner of your home into a relaxing space.

60. Mass noun The application of science to agriculture. ‘The Trento centre has the potential to bolster new economic growth in the Trentino region and beyond, as well as underpin traditional industries such as agriculture and Agriscience.’

61. Today we are open sourcing Abseil, a collection of libraries drawn from the most fundamental pieces of Google’s internal codebase.These libraries are the nuts-and-bolts that underpin almost everything that Google runs

62. Through partnerships with the private sector and non-governmental organizations, the Initiative promotes internships, service-learning and study abroad so more American students have the cultural understanding and language skills that underpin economic, academic, and social ties, as well as effective diplomacy.

63. Using Blunter, more forceful language than the reports that underpin it, the new draft highlights the urgency of the risks likely to be intensified by continued emissions of heat-trapping gases, primarily carbon dioxide released by the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas

64. The role of the Central Financial Service is to provide guidance, promote best practice, and recommend improvements to the Commission’s overall internal control system and to the standards which underpin the basic control framework.In this context, as internal control embraces more than financial management and control, the CFS liases with SG and DG Admin for issues of their respective field of competence, i.e. programming and human resources management.

65. His report starts with an analysis of the institutional and legislative framework that has been designed for the region and of the potential of the modern democratic structures that these have lead to. The report takes account, of course, of the particular culture and the specific historical, social and economic bonds that underpin Macau' s relationship with Portugal and the European Union on the one hand, and with the People' s Republic of China, on the other.