| Some are, some aren't, depending on the philosophical basis which undergird those theories. |
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| By aiming to recover a genealogy of such radical epistemology, Herbert's project in effect aims to undergird a hermeneutically suspicious project via unsuspicious historicism. |
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| It would be illuminating to explore the broader issues at work in the assumptions that may undergird this dismissive approach. |
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| Two broad, cross-cutting themes undergird information policy issues and recur in assessing them. |
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| To the contrary, he views them as essential to restoring the economic strength that must undergird that power. |
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| The doctrine was clearly incompatible with the principles of universality and non-discrimination that undergird the Convention on the Rights of the Child. |
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| The vows, community and type of ministry that undergird the charism of the religious institute are too often treated as bonus, and therefore nonessential, distinctions. |
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| This general comment addresses the three parts of article 2, each of which identifies distinct interrelated and essential principles that undergird the Convention's absolute prohibition against torture. |
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| Used raw in combination with chilies, shallots and lime juice in a nuoc cham sauce, they not only complement the other ingredients, but undergird them all. |
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| By and large, throughout the Rio process, the Brundtland paradigm continues to undergird institutional development and substantive international policies on biodiversity for development. |
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| Yet in a most fundamental way, it addresses ideas and issues that should undergird all of our teaching. |
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| The second part, to Ligeti's Violin Concerto, uses his melodies to undergird Armitage's renderings of the disconnections of modern life. |
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| The historical mission that falls to our generation is to assist this dynamic process, to steer it towards our vision and to undergird it with the necessary degree of stability. |
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| This idea, plus his religiosity, undergird his wider politics. |
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| If the middle-class opposition is serious about confronting the forces that undergird Mr Putin's rule, they argue, it will have to get its hands dirty with the hard grind of real politics. |
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| In the past, most of the international actors have accorded disproportionate attention to election monitoring at the expense of investment in the institutions that undergird free, fair, and competitive elections. |
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| It is our hope that the Health Council is transparent in its mandate and that it regularly consult with the Canadian public on the values that undergird health care as well as its policies and programs. |
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| Because this interpersonal, biological alliance can be elevated to something sacramental does not exclude the firm and undeniable realities that undergird it. |
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| Basic civil liberties undergird our system of representative democracy and many of the key provisions of the USA Patriot Act of 2001 undermine them. |
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| Bush's policies and the motives that appear to undergird them. |
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| What are the strategies that undergird successful comebacks? |
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