Sentence examples for founded to work with from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A., he said, was founded to work with the government on issues like marksmanship.

Sandusky met all of them through a nonprofit organization, the Second Mile, that he founded to work with disadvantaged children.

Sandusky, Paterno's longtime defensive coordinator, was convicted last month of sexually assaulting 10 boys whom he had befriended through a charity he founded to work with troubled youths.

The Partnership for a Healthier America, financed by philanthropies like the Kaiser Permanente and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundations, was founded to work with the private sector, and to ensure that Mrs. Obama's initiative continues beyond her White House tenure.

The Broad Institute won in that case last month, but, as Doudna pointed out to TechCrunch shortly after the decision went public, it still allows her team and the company she founded to work with the technology in a variety of ways.

She is a dynamic professional and founded the company to work with SMEs to guide them through major tender and bid management processes – her approach is so effective that clients have pitched for contracts that they would previously never have dreamed of tackling.

Almost immediately after the big reveal, French media and experts on far-right groups noted the similarity to a party founded in 1941 to work with with the Nazis ― "Rassemblement National Populaire".

Gradually after Bridge was founded, Father Shanley turned to work with young gay people, Sister Whelan said, and given the church's views on homosexual acts as sinful, he adopted a posture that seemed almost deliberately provocative.

Mindful of the enormous success of the Philharmonia Chorus, founded in 1957 by Legge to work with his Philharmonia Orchestra, the LSO decided to establish its own chorus.

When the company staged Merce Cunningham's "Septet" a while back, it invited both Carol Teitelbaum, an official stager of the Cunningham Trust, and Carolyn Brown, a founding member of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, to work with the dancers.

Cox became a leader in the fight against AIDS, joining ACT UP in New York in 1989 and co-founding the Treatment Action Group (TAG) to work with scientists in advancing the development of medical treatments for HIV.