Sentence examples for jointly founded from inspiring English sources

He jointly founded a lobbying firm and turned it into a Washington powerhouse.

The two cities (both on the island of Euboea) had jointly founded Cumae in Italy (c. 750).

Fontinalis Partners, a Detroit-based venture firm jointly founded by William Clay Ford Jr., and the venture capital firm LaunchCapital are among the lead investors in the expansion.

"The Last Sultan" follows the young Ahmet Ertegun into the music world and describes how he jointly founded Atlantic Records, the company over which he long presided.

The Farc's last attempt to contest elections after a peace process was during the late 1980s, when they jointly founded – with the Communist party – the Unión Patriótica.

The company was jointly founded by NBC Universal and the News Corporation — which both rely on fees from those distributors — and the private equity firm Providence Equity Partners in 2007.

1999: Jointly founds the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra with Edward Said.

The thinktank, the Centre for Policy Studies, was founded jointly by Joseph and Thatcher in 1974 and provided a home for those who wanted to promote free market Conservatism.

Last year, Jodi Williams, an American disarmament enthusiast, and the International Campaign to Ban Land Mines, which she founded, jointly won the Nobel Peace Prize for persuading 122 governments to sign a treaty outlawing antipersonnel mines.

In the village is an Augustinian abbey, founded jointly about 1130 by Sancho de la Rosa (bishop of Pamplona) and the king of Navarra, for the use of pilgrims, especially those en route to Santiago de Compostela.

The United States lost 5.5 million manufacturing jobs, about one third of the nation's industrial workforce, between 2000 and 2009, said the Alliance for American Manufacturing, an advocacy group founded jointly by industry and the United Steelworkers union.