| Pace and positioning, those two fundaments upon which the Azzurri have constructed their defensive abstinence, will do for starters. |
| Both appointments will extend our leadership capabilities and will ensure the continuity and fundaments that we will need for the years to come. |
| Ziolkowsky began as a science fiction writer in the late 1800s, but later laid down some of the fundaments of rocket propulsion that are still used today. |
| Most of these nations base the fundaments of their society on their religion, and try to live by it every day. |
| Accordingly, Russia is in favour of strengthening the collective and legal fundaments in international relations. |
| In these letters the fundaments of Reid's epistemology, moral philosophy, and philosophy of science can be found and used to clarify his published remarks. |
