Sentence examples for That founding from inspiring English sources
This election has given that founding purpose a new force for the 21st century: a Labour party that gives voice to the 99%.
F.B.I. officials said they suspected that founding members of Holy Land in the early 1990's devised a scheme to funnel money to Hamas in support of jihad in Palestine.
So the number of different sorts of mitochondrial and non-mixing Y-chromosome DNA in a population is an indicator of how many men and women there were in the group that founded a population, and how long ago that founding population existed.
Back then, they were the Rollin' Stones, a name that founding member Brian Jones is said to have pulled from a song title on a Muddy Waters record he noticed on the floor when someone at Jazz News asked him what the band's name was.
Regulations are a touchy subject for the sharing economy, as shown by the launch last week of a body called Peers which describes itself as "a grassroots organization that supports the sharing economy movement", although the fact that founding partners include Airbnb, BlaBlaCar, Lyft and Sidecar are sparking questions about just how grassroots it really is.
Karel Williams, professor of accounting and political economy at Manchester Business School, reckons Britain should do more to help family firms to develop and become global powerhouses: "The reason why Britain doesn't have more businesses like JCB is that founding families and owners are tempted to sell too early.
Overall, evidence from our analysis suggests that founding and advising are two divergent paths for commercially oriented university scientists.
The common perception is that founding families are bad news for investors in public companies.
Steinberg verified that founding a travel startup is first on his post-Facebook itinerary.
Not that "Founding Fathers" is particularly artful in the way it issues this reminder.
Here are the silver-haired dynasts, advancing the interests of their houses with senatorial mien, as if they were doing nothing more nor less than realizing the last wishes that Founding Fathers personally whispered in their ears: James Baker. Warren Christopher.
