Sentence examples for on its founding from inspiring English sources

I don't just mean 'Don't be evil.' " He means, will it stay focussed on its "founding philosophy, which is really an engineer's aesthetic of getting you to what you want as fast as you can and getting out of the way," or will it become "a source of content, a platform, a destination?" He says, "I predict that Google will wind up at war with itself".

Palmer joined the Senior PGA Tour (later renamed the PGA Tour Champions) on its founding in 1980, and he retired from competitive golf in 2006.

Markievicz joined de Valera's Fianna Fáil party on its founding in 1926 and was again elected to the Dáil in 1927.

In the United States swimming was first nationally organized as a sport by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) on its founding in 1888.

Trafford hospital near Manchester the birthplace of the National Health Service (NHS), where its first patient was treated on its founding in 1948 is considering privatisation, among other options, to resolve its debt crisis.

"The functioning of the European Union can be improved, but we cannot go back on its founding principles," France's secretary of state for European affairs, Harlem Désir, warned shortly after Cameron's re-election.

Dr. Scheinberg became a professor of medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine on its founding in 1955 and from 1973 to 1992 led its division of genetic medicine.

While many American cities promote the idea of sustainability, she argues that Philadelphia's strategy for green growth – including its bid to be the greenest city in the US – builds directly on its founding planning principles.