Sentence examples for foundations of which from inspiring English sources

But Andrews' diction is the result of her singing lessons, on the foundations of which her whole manner is built.

The EU, the foundations of which emerged from the second world war, was rooted in the desire to prevent inhumanity ever again blighting the continent.

He stands to be the figurehead for what the club hope will be an exciting era, the foundations of which were set down last season when they finished 10th on their return to the Premier League.

In this sense Coptic art is essentially that reflected in the stone reliefs, wood carvings, and wall paintings of the monasteries of Egypt, the earliest foundations of which date from the 4th and 5th centuries ad.

He added that the Palestinian Authority's denial of a Jewish link "calls into serious question its intentions of reaching a peace agreement, the foundations of which are coexistence and mutual recognition".

The city is dominated by Benacantil Hill (721 feet [220 metres]) and the citadel of Santa Bárbara (1,000 feet [305 metres]), the earliest foundations of which date from 230 bc.

Ethnic Mutual, a project to provide capital for businesses, which diverted £18,000 to bail out a company, African Caribbean Positive Image Foundation, of which Jasper was the secretary.

The Pope family foundation — of which Art Pope is the chairman and president, and one of four directors — reportedly has assets of nearly a hundred and fifty million dollars.

A leading Hewlett-Packard board member, Richard A. Hackborn, announced yesterday that he was resigning from board of the Hewlett family foundation, of which Walter Hewlett is chairman.

Some state grants that were part of the prison budget were later awarded to a youth foundation of which Mr. Ballance was chairman.

The National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center Foundation, of which Mr. Bloomberg is chairman, does not want the sculpture.