Sentence examples for founded and incorporated from inspiring English sources

Founded and incorporated in 1635 as Musketaquid, it was the first Puritan settlement away from tidewater and ocean commerce; later that year it was renamed Concord, indicative of peaceful agreements with Native Americans.

As volunteers for the Obama campaign, we founded and incorporated ourselves with the name: Yes We Can!

The most effective practitioner of Orwellian spin is the TNTP, which was founded by Michelle Rhee and incorporated her personalized politics of destruction.

The University of Bern was founded in 1834 and incorporates the Theological School (founded 1528).

For example, Pegged Software, the company I founded, collects, analyzes and incorporates substantial volumes of data and employs predictive analytics to match an institution's needs and desired culture with large amounts of information on applicants.

Returning to Japan in 1892, Kitasato founded and became president of the Institute for Infectious Diseases, a laboratory near Tokyo that was incorporated in 1899 into the Ministry of Home Affairs.

And then, of course, there are the triumphs that act as a kind of remonstrance: the Enlightenment success of Jews in secular European societies, the myriad opportunities in the United States, the birth of modern Hebrew and, after a half-century of settlement, land purchases and institution building, the creation of Israel, whose founding principles incorporated both democratic and Judaic ideals.

He founded and edited literary magazines.

Founded and sponsored by the Sisters of St.

It was founded and run by Lucy Craft Laney.

An academic career was founded and funded.