Reichenbach uses the operation very much in that way in his 1925 discussion of the direction of time, which he thinks can be founded on cases in which a ⊇ b is true but b ⊇ a is false.
Lost And Found case £470, by Moschino.
The other founding case of modern criticism is that of philosophers who examine works of art as primary subjects.
The assumption that the most critically involved genes tend to behave in a similar way between samples within each class is well founded in many cases, especially for single genes that cause rare diseases.
Guantánamo prosecutors resigned rather than present cases founded on coerced evidence.
Garber was quick to credit FIFA's early and continued support for the mere existence of the league, but he also said it was unfair to compare its progress with that of other leagues founded, in some cases, more than a century ago.
Perhaps resentment is best understood as a specific form of anger, restricted conceptually to cases founded on moral reasons.
Anybody who lived through the Nixon or Reagan years, or the Carter years, for that matter, had seen furious opposition, founded in many cases in deep loathing of the occupant of the White House.
But some lawyers and victims' groups complain it has encouraged courts to throw out well-founded cases because of technical flaws in police procedure.
In the past few days a number of politicians and former generals have criticised the so-called hounding of British soldiers by what they claim are just money-grabbing lawyers launching ill-founded cases into alleged wartime abuse.
The Strasbourg court, in an unpublished opinion, has said that it supports their main thrust, subject to two conditions: that the right of individual petition is preserved; and that effective measures are put in place to accommodate well-founded cases with which the court cannot deal.
