Washington's relations with China are founded on one of the most famous examples of "constructive ambiguity" in modern diplomacy: the Shanghai Communiqué.
I suspect that, for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the public reconciliation of certain paradoxes is impossible in part because it's founded on one: the institutionalization of an inherently lawless and scrappy tradition.
Miss Langman's exquisite renown, while justified, was founded on one novel and three short-story collections, none of them much bought or read outside academia and the pastures of the cognoscenti.
Note: You're probably working at a business right now that's been founded on one or more of these five principles.
The concept and site was founded on one very simple principle of human nature - the fact that people want to be with someone they are attracted to.
All the work I do, whether it's books, blogging, teaching, or interviewing, is founded on one simple idea: people want to feel good.
Strepsiptera have been placed as the sister-group to myriad different insect groups, from beetles to true flies, even being placed outside of Holometabola: each hypothesis being founded on one or two 'key' characteristics that at one time or another have come under question [ 2- 15].
What this means, Winters says, "is that although U.S. democracy is founded on one-person-one-vote, each oligarch can bring to the political table the dollar impact of 20,000 Americans.
To compute this score a weight was applied to each co-morbidity, weights are founded on one-year mortality, and the weighted co-morbidities are totaled for each patient.
For distinguished theatre-maker Olwen Fouéré, "the principles of any national theatre have to be founded on equality and inclusiveness, particularly one as symbolically important as the Abbey.
