Sentence examples for explicitly founded from inspiring English sources

A controversial Texan evangelical, David Barton, has sought to invoke Jefferson in support of his view that America was explicitly founded as a Christian country; but in 2012 a Christian publishing house withdrew at the last moment from circulating a book by Mr Barton on that theme, on grounds that the accuracy of his arguments was open to question.

It is an organization explicitly founded on the idea that lots of government debt is bad, there is already too much of it, and more is worse.

Explicitly founded as a "Mystery/initiatory cult which erotically celebrates Life through male love", Buczynski's Minoan tradition took the rituals of Gardnerian Wicca as its basis, but adapted them, with a new liturgy being written by him and placed within a ritual text known as the Book of the Mysteries.

However, there is a lack of instruments explicitly founded on a theoretical model of care quality from patients' perspectives.

The GPI technique proposed in this manuscript, however, is explicitly founded on ICU expertise and may therefore be an alternative (or at least a supplemental) tool for adequately evaluating insulin titration algorithms in the ICU.

Throwing off subordination to a distant throne, they made a commonwealth, the first in history to be founded explicitly on principles of self-government and political equality.

That fear is especially pronounced in the technology industry, where companies are so often founded explicitly for the purpose of being gobbled up and dissolved in the gullet of a gargantuan corporation, and its users are simply bait.

Commercial interest is intense, even though success remains elusive.Although Hyperion Catalysis was arguably the world's first nanotech firm, Nanophase of Romeoville, Illinois, was probably the first company founded explicitly to commercialise a nano-substance and certainano-substance andurvive long enough to go publicertainly7).

The firm was founded explicitly to invest in the best companies whenever the partners could get in.

"Navigating the Care System" also includes Oscar, a small New York insurer that was founded explicitly to participate in that state's Obamacare health-insurance exchange.

It was the first college of the university, and is therefore known as the "foundation college", but the university was founded explicitly on the Oxbridge model, and the intention was already for the university to develop along collegiate lines in the manner of Oxford and Cambridge, as indeed it has.