Lost And Found case £470, by Moschino.
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.
The admiration that is showered on Mr. Schwarzenegger now in Austria has a parallel in the devotion that the country's elite and public have for Frank Stronach, another Austrian who did well overseas, in his case by founding a Canadian auto-parts company.
But, in the case of founding a business during 1990s, the relationship is shown to be relatively loose.
Former child protection officer Peter McKelvie worked on a case involving founding PIE member Peter Righton, an academic who was highly influential in the world of social work and child protection.
We propose to subsume them under the term technological ideology, meaning a system of beliefs that informs and orients behavior with respect to - in this case - founding a firm, creating and pursuing a vision, and being sufficiently foolish to play with opportunities and novelties.
The operative word in that sentence is "founding" or in my case "co-founding".
If that were the case, our founding documents would be little more than political snapshots of the late eighteenth century, and not the timeless source of inspiration that we all agree they are.
I mentioned McConnell's hero, General Powell, whose disastrous speech to the United Nations, in February, 2003, made the case to the world for invading Iraq a case founded on faulty intelligence.
The discovery brought tremendous joy to the Grandmothers, especially because of the fact that the case of their founding member, who has worked so hard in solving the cases of other missing grandchildren, has finally been solved.
