Sentence examples for founding peoples from inspiring English sources

"Eastern Canada's two founding peoples may be the English and the French," said Peter C. Newman, an author and journalist who lives on a boat here.

Reflecting the enduring cultural divide between Canada's two founding peoples, 36percentt of French Canadian adults smoke, compared with 26percentt of English Canadian adults.

Diefenbaker initially made no announcement as to whether he would stand, but angered by a resolution at the party's policy conference which spoke of "deux nations" or "two founding peoples" (as opposed to Diefenbaker's "One Canada"), decided to seek to retain his leadership.

But the Albanians want to be recognized in some way as being an integral or founding people of the Macedonian state.

He also founded People for the American Way, a nonprofit organization opposing right-wing extremism.

"A hundred years ago, when we were founded, people's allegiances were much more likely to be inherited rather than chosen," he said.

"When we were founded, people thought this was something that would wind up at the end of the Second World War," Mr. Wordsworth said.

Back when I founded People Tree more than 20 years ago, making fashion that had a minimal impact on the environment was not necessarily the norm.

A mere 20 years after the Internet was founded, people do not yet know how the explosion in digital connectivity is shaping society.

Mr. Lear, a Democrat who founded People for the American Way in 1981 to combat the religious right, emphasized that Declare Yourself was nonpartisan.

He borrowed the document from the movie and television producer Norman Lear, who also founded People for the American Way, a liberal advocacy group.