| This interpretation holds water, but it doesn't account for the poetry, the hilarity, and the glimmers of hope that underpin the film. |
| The organisation's evidence condemned the unwritten principles that seem to underpin the draft bill. |
| A full structural analysis is required to determine whether it is necessary to underpin the foundations to resist the additional dead loads. |
| The claim of the insured included an additional claim to underpin an adjacent office block, which was not part of the insured property. |
| It is natural that these concepts should underpin the codified laws on equality before the law and fair trials. |
| The six-country tour will also underpin the fact that the island is a sovereign, independent country, he said. |
