Sentence examples for founding societies from inspiring English sources

The Biomed Alliance officially formed at a meeting in Brussels in December 2010, consisting of the four founding societies: the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD), the European Society for Cardiology (ESC), the European Respiratory Society ERSS) and the European Cancer Organisation (ECCO).

Hobbes justifies this way of talking by saying that it is fathers not mothers who have founded societies.

In 1952, he founded society technique General de Travaux Marine et Fluviaux, SOGETRAM, one of the world's first international firms providing professional diving in industrial work.

The social base of the newly founded society was wide and included a large spectrum of people.

So I began to mentor others, founding a society for women engineers in San Francisco and traveling to college campuses to talk to women about the field.

"He had impeccable integrity in the presentation of wine and food". Andersen was a board member of Chaine des Rotisseurs, an international gastronomic society and founded a society committee that helped train young chefs and sommeliers.

In the late 20th century, fans founded Jane Austen societies and clubs to celebrate the author, her time, and her works.

'Long Island Observed' 'Long Island Found' Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities Gallery, 1 Shore Road, Cold Spring Harbor, (631 692-4664.

It can be quite ugly to read a letter from him refusing to exhibit with the leftwing "Israelite" Pissarro, because it would risk his new-found society success.

"They said, 'we can't let this be the end of the Goons', so they founded the society," said Les Drew, who runs the society's website.

Schloegl enrolled in the society's Zen class led by the judge, Christmas Humphreys QC, who had founded the society in 1924.