Sentence examples for its own foundation from inspiring English sources

Boston's historic trail has its own foundation, which tends the trail and the history it presents.

One of Vascular Specialists' two big donors, the device maker Guidant, now part of Boston Scientific, said it contributed $25,000 in 2003 and $40,000 the next year, through its own foundation.

These days, you can't have a successful open source project without setting up a foundation that manages the many diverging interests of the community and so it's maybe no surprise that Ceph is now getting its own foundation.

The Koç family, for example, has its own foundation and plans to open a museum in 2016: it will show 800 works of art.

The biggest savings bank there, Erste Bank, has opened itself to private capital, floating 64.5% of its shares; its own foundation retains a blocking 30.5%.

UCMK will offer its own foundation degrees working as a "hub" with other universities including Oxford Brookes, Northampton University, Bedfordshire University and the Open University.

Now it is having its own foundations shaken by speculation that its artistic director, an ageing iconoclast who has been in charge for more than 20 years, could be replaced by the director of the Tate Modern, Chris Dercon.

Marx wrote: "What we have to deal with… is a communist society, not as it has developed on its own foundations, but, on the contrary, just as it emerges from capitalist society; which is thus in every respect… still stamped with the birthmarks of the old society from whose womb it emerges".

Even if it were a simple building on its own foundations, the YHA hostel would be the latest representative of this egalitarian mix.

Insisting that every European state's economy rest on its own foundations seems to some extent like a mission to fight EU integration, not facilitate it.

A truly scientific political philosophy would be "open" — to criticism even of its own foundations — and so would the societies based on that philosophy.