Sentence examples for contributed to the founding of from inspiring English sources
The Transcendentalists contributed to the founding of a new national culture based on native elements.
"Part of the dream was to play in the W.U.S.A., but knowing I have contributed to the founding of the league, laying the foundation, brings great satisfaction".
She contributed to the founding of the press agency Lettera22 and has worked with L'Espresso, Sole 24 Ore, La Stampa, and Famiglia Cristiana.
These experiences contributed to the founding of a non-profit that has, to date, helped tens of millions around the world to improve their economic circumstances.
During this time he absorbed the latest styles, like Impressionism, and contributed to the founding of some new ones, particularly French Symbolism and German Expressionism.
Perhaps assuming that Mexicans would (or should) follow the organizational model of Jews or African-Americans, East Coast-based foundations contributed to the founding of national ethnic-Mexican institutions.
To relate the observed mechanics to the architecture of proteins is the domain of so-called steered molecular dynamics simulations, contributing to the founding of the new field of mechanobiology, which studies the role of forces in cellular processes.
From 2004 to Present, Jeff contributed to the founding charter and organization of The American Association of Independent Music AAIMM) – a non profit non-governmental trade organization representing the interests of its independent label members.
The loss of population in the Spanish territories contributed to the 1732 founding of the Province of Georgia, which was, like Carolina, granted on territory Spain had originally claimed.
Concerned about CPDCs difficulties in accounting and reporting its revenues and expenditures, members of the board of directors became more involved in running the organization and contributed to the departure of the organizations founding CEO.
Sybaris, ancient Greek city in southern Italy situated on the Gulf of Tarentum, near present Corigliano, Italy, known for its wealth and the luxury of its inhabitants, which contributed to the modern meaning of "sybaritic". Founded c. 720 bc by Achaeans and Troezenians in a fertile area, the city prospered quickly.
