Sentence examples for founders to create a from inspiring English sources
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(Note we have also launched an updated application app, which allows founders to create a single application and use it across all of TechCrunch's programs — including Startup Battlefield.
On October 25 , 2011 the HDMI Forum was established by the HDMI founders to create an open organization so that interested companies can participate in the development of the HDMI specification.
JFDI.Asia is the first Southeast Asia member of the Global Accelerator Network, which was started by TechStars' co-founders to create a standardized model for mentorship-based seed-stage accelerators.
Inspired by the New Orleans jazz and blues scene, The Vanguard's founders wanted to create a venue that would encourage an eclectic ensemble of artists and performers.
At the Convent of San Bernardino de Siena, a 16th-century Spanish monastery built atop a cenote, the founders strived to create a self-sustaining community with sequestered vegetable gardens, an orchard and water below.
Along with like-minded organisations, its founders attempted to create a 'People's Food System', in which the supply of food became a political way of mobilising local communities (in other words, you'd be treated to a lecture as you bagged up your mung beans).
The founders aimed to create a participatory democracy, rejecting the European notion that there should be two classes in politics—a cadre of professionals who govern, and a mass of people who pass judgment on their efforts by means of periodic votes.
Likewise, America's founders chose to create a new capital on the Potomac, in part to reduce the influence of people in New York and Philadelphia (America's first capitals).
The founders wanted to create a system that would sustain damage caused by governments trying to shut down networks.
The Met's founders wanted to create a democratic body that was "in tune with the people" and so deliberately avoided the two-tier system of recruitment that existed in the army.
