Sentence examples for if it is founded from inspiring English sources

Political union, he now thinks, may even work against monetary union if it is founded on a model that would make economies more rigid.

Partly because Ludovico's claim was shaky, Milan was under frequent siege by rival powers, and Leonardo offered him skills — "I have methods for destroying any fortress or redoubt, even if it is founded on solid rock" — that seem both opportunistically savvy and fantastical, rather like the drawings.

That is, by the last third of the 18th century natural philosophy has an authoritative claim to knowledge even if it is founded on very uncommon, "abstruse" principles.

Most people will not perceive their own behavior as risky if it is founded on deeply entrenched and popular norms.

However, it is unclear whether this connection exists solely with high-level mathematical abilities or if it is founded upon a deeper overlap between spatial abilities and basic numerical cognition.

And you wonder, why is it called American International Group if it's founded in Shanghai?

Doubtless great weight will be given to its judgment in that regard, and the legislation will not be held invalid if it be founded upon a real distinction in principle between persons or corporations of the same class.

If you hold it to your definition of instinct, it would not hold up to scripture, but if you define it by mine it is founded in scripture.

That a statute may discriminate in favor of a certain class does not render it arbitrary if the discrimination is founded upon a reasonable distinction, or difference in state policy.

If an institution is founded upon heredity, then it is only right that that heredity be proved.

But the judgment, if harsh, is founded on evidence.