Sentence examples similar to one of the founding values from inspiring English sources

It is a marvellously pointless ritual with deep roots in the founding values of the nation.

My Israel, built on the founding values of humanism, pluralism and democracy is being lost.

Those of us who share the founding values of Jefferson and Madison are not a "cultural elite".

These were the founding values of the industry.

The Crew are one of the founding MLS franchises and were recently valued at $160 million by Forbes, 22nd out of the league's 23 teams.

Over dinner at his house, in walks along campus and in the classroom, Sosin took the students on a tour of Athens after the Peloponnesian War, and a question that has troubled intellectuals for centuries: Why did the world's first democracy tarnish its values by executing one of the founding fathers of Western philosophy?

"The occupation was always about values," explains Michael Premo, who was one of the founding organisers of OWS and involved in the action to block the auction in Queens.

As one of the founding editors of Salvage, a journal that exalts the critical value of pessimism, Seymour is well placed to give Corbynmania a sober evaluation: he is sympathetic to Corbyn's politics but brutally honest about his chances.

He was one of the founding fathers of British critical care and a leading figure on the international stage.

He was the son of one of the founding members.

He is one of the founding members of VLSI Symposia.