But this popularity was founded principally on such short lyrics as "To a Skylark" or "Mont Blanc," whose descriptions of nature can be more easily detached from politics.
Poniatowski himself described it, according to a contemporary account, as "founded principally on those of England and the United States of America, but avoiding the faults and errors of both, and adapted as much as possible to the local and particular circumstances of the country".
King Stanisław August Poniatowski said the new constitution was "founded principally on those of England and the United States of America, but avoiding the faults and errors of both, and adapted as much as possible to the local and particular circumstances of the country".
We believe that the consistency and magnitude of the behaviour that we observe in our aggregates are founded, principally, in two aspects of our experimental protocol: the sequence of culture conditions that we use and the initial number of cells in the aggregate.
The site was founded to principally honour the memory of the Canadian Corps, but also contains a number of other memorials.
A political party known as the South Indian Libertarian Federation (commonly referred to as Justice Party) was founded in 1916, principally to oppose the economic and political power of the Brahmin jati groups.
"Some people are debilitated by it," said Ari Kiev, a psychiatrist who works principally for SAC Capital, the hedge fund founded by Steven A. Cohen.
Regardless, Geldof still fails to understand that African development solutions, like the problems themselves, are principally domestic, and have to be founded in sustainable business logic not political gestures or NGO activism.
Founded in 2010, Toulouse-based BuyBox principally has French client customers for its SaaS service including Celio, Wonderbox.fr and Micromania, as well as being distributed by partners like Atos Worldline and LaSer, which integrates the service in an offering to e-merchants.
A number of these organizations were, therefore, founded during the 18th century, principally in the ports.
