Примери за undergird

• Congress is unlikely to give him the second half of a $700 billion rescue fund he is seeking to undergird the economy.

• Growth has been undergirded by strong domestic demand, low inflation, and solid consumer and investor confidence.

• The institute specializes in professional training in a number of fields, undergirded by language and cross-cultural communication training.

• The variable lengths come about by the interpolation, in every other bar, of an ' ' added value' ' that arbitrarily lengthens one of the musical pulses that undergirds the rhythmic surface.

• Local government is complementary to and undergirds national government.

• Nevertheless, in our best companies there is an ethos that is undergirded by, and suffused with, a definite set of values.

• Several principles in socialization contributed by developmental psychology undergird the proposed model.

• Although interest rate co-movements almost certainly undergird the international transmission of business cycles, no clear and reasonably immediate causal path exists to measure their effect on election calling.

• We must be prepared to buttress the family, to strengthen and to undergird marriage, doing everything in our power to save marriages.

• A religious vision may be able to undergird that ethic which we seek.

• The function of doctrine is to undergird the practical moral life.

• Emotions provide the scaffolding for the construction of social cognition and are required for the self processes which undergird consciousness.

• The ostentatious display of facts and figures dramatizes the efficiency and efficacy of the organization, and ultimately undergirds its authority.

• Shared tri-partite lineage formations undergirded political life, and were legitimated through universal ritual practices.

• Migration and adaptation was a painful experience, one undergirded by a process of class formation.

• What images of science, society, and sociological method undergirded their attempts to study scientific knowledge sociologically?

• If the covenant is not to restore old oppressions or create new ones, it must be checked and undergirded by contract.

• What should be questioned in this view, however, is the complacent sense of progress that undergirds it.