| The Defence of Britain project has not only advanced our knowledge, but has also underpinned the conservation of 20th century defensive sites. |
| Rescues were co-operative affairs, and although they were underpinned by law, this was the ordinary private law, not public law. |
| Only after Fernandes' equaliser were Rangers infused with a sense of self-belief which underpinned a prolonged spell of dominant play. |
| The song sounds like a fleet of androids racing and screaming toward the future, underpinned by a churning disco beat. |
| This analysis also indicates that the attraction of Republican education policy has underpinned this growth in support. |
| The planned cycle of seven books is underpinned by the conceit that there should be one book for each day of the week. |
