Sentence examples for founded to represent from inspiring English sources

The people Labour were founded to represent are the most likely to want Britain to abandon the European Union.

Labour is not a debating society; it was founded to represent the interests of working people at the pinnacle of power.

The Iowa Black and Brown Forum, founded to represent the interests of blacks and Latinos, has been a feature of the Iowa caucuses for 20 years, and Sunday's encounter was its fifth presidential debate since 1984.

If we don't, we risk falling into the trap of what the late Denis Healey called "the moral righteousness of opposition", which will deliver nothing meaningful for the very people whom the Labour party was founded to represent.

A museum selling an artwork by the artist it was founded to represent?

Mr Farage was expected to make a direct appeal to Labour voters, claiming the opposition has failed to stand up for the people it was founded to represent.

The next business day his family sold its 49.6% stake in Shin Corp., which he founded, to various holding companies representing Singapore's Temasek for $1.88 billion tax free.

The Society of Independent Brewers (Siba) was founded in 1980, to represent the interests of what were then called microbrewers.

There are now 49 around the UK, which are united by the UK Cannabis Social Club, an organisation founded in 2011 to represent cannabis users.

The Museums Association, founded in 1889 to represent Britain's museums and galleries, reversed a 30-year ban on selling art and urged its 1,500 members on Monday to get rid of objects that are gathering dust, the BBC reported.

The National Action Party PANN) was founded in 1939 to represent the interests of business and of the Roman Catholic Church (which had been stripped of legal recognition in 1917), drawing its support largely from the urban middle class and in the northern parts of the country.