Sentence examples for are founded only on from inspiring English sources

There are hundreds of alliances and coalitions; some are years old, upholding charters of honour and loyalty -others are founded only on mutual-interest, with undercurrents of distrust and potential betrayal.

However, taste can be influenced by consultation of "general rules of art" or "rules" that "are founded only on experience and observation" (SOT, 270).

But, he continues, "such leadership, such followership, can be founded only on intellectual and moral commitment to values and principles, to ideology in the true sense of the word". However, his 1,800 pages have fairly swept the ground clean of promising foundations for enduring intellectual and moral commitments.

Ballet Next, which was founded only last year, seems intent on making a statement.

The modern Saudi state was founded only in 1932, and then on the basis of an existing pact between the Al Saud family and the Wahhabist clerics, who peddle a particularly red-hot version of Islam.

Kommersant, a Russian business newspaper, reported Wednesday that the charity was founded only a few days before the concert on Dec. 10, long after the event was planned.

PAGE B4 ESCAPES ANTIQUING ADVANTAGES Of the Old South By the standards of Eastern cities, Atlanta may itself be relatively short on history, having been founded only in 1837 and largely burned down decades later.

According to records on file in Kentucky, Trust Management Associates had been founded only 12 days before Collins spoke at the conference.

This empire was founded not only on their good ships and excellent seamanship but also on heroic courage, sharp trading talents and the shrewd conduct of domestic and foreign policy.

A liberal society has to be founded not only on law and order but a prosperous economy.

His Only the Brave Foundation is philanthropic, but he says the African projects are founded on good business sense.