Sentence examples for it has founded from inspiring English sources
It has founded 28 universities and 46 secondary schools.
Across swathes of Syria and Iraq it has founded a "caliphate", the long-defunct Islamic institution that the late leader of al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden, only dreamed about in messianic discourses.In this section The next war against global jihadism Shabab decapitation Who's Houthi?
This acquisition allows Rocket to progress on its strategic objective of owning larger stakes in the most established companies it has founded over the last five years," Kinnevik CEO Lorenzo Grabau, whose firm is the second-largest shareholder after the Samwers, said in a statement on the news.
By the beginning of the 14th century, it had founded a Tamil kingdom, its capital at Nallur in the Jaffna Peninsula.
The managers of a Canadian company said it had founded the Résidences Fontaine St. Georges company for the purpose of buying the villa.
One of the principal means for achieving that goal was through the nearly 100 Confucius Institutes that the Chinese government had established at U.S. universities and the dozens of others it had founded in major European countries, which offered language and culture classes.
When people want to congratulate a minority they sometimes say it has "found its voice".
As Nikolai Karamzin, the great Russian historian of two centuries ago, put it, "Autocracy has founded and resuscitated Russia.
After reaching more than a mile below the seafloor, Shell said Monday that it had "found indications of oil and gas" in the drilling area, known as Burger J, but that "these are not sufficient to warrant further exploration in the Burger prospect".
At the time Gary was running QSoft Consulting, a gay-friendly IT company he had founded with Henry Badenhorst, his business partner and former lover.
Moreover, the luggage had no outward signifiers of luxury, nor any suggestions of British class, even after 1932, when the firm relocated to England from Germany, where its English owner had founded it.
