Sentence examples for be founded upon from inspiring English sources

More often than not, a successful headhunt project will be founded upon the use of internet search engines, network recommendations and candidate databases.

When a regime appears to be founded upon insanity, all the rationalizing and calculating in the world will come to nothing.

Prosperity, he said, would be founded upon budget surpluses, with an additional pledge – that "every penny we raise" from selling Lloyds shares "will be used to pay off our debts" – thrown in to reaffirm the message of rectitude.

The idea that American foreign policy must be founded upon a prudent recognition of the country's capacities and limits, rather than its hopes and wishes, gained currency after World War II, possibly the last unequivocally necessary war in American history.

Fawcett wrote of the southern basin of the Amazon, "The whole of this region is saturated with Indian traditions of a most interesting kind," which "cannot be founded upon nothing" and which suggest the prior presence of "a once-great civilization".

If in the end Bensouda is chosen, she and the ICC will be stronger if her election is seen to be founded upon her genuine strengths - prosecutorial experience; sound judgment; a commitment to, and skill at, engaging both victims and the wider public in the court's work rather than a pay-off to any state or group of states.

"Immunity is against what the UN was founded upon".

"My method," Bernard Shaw once said, "is founded upon music".

Video games are founded upon such complicated transference.

"It is one of the very principles this country was founded upon".

To do anything less is to dishonor the principles this nation is founded upon.