Sentence examples for those founded from inspiring English sources

In one classic example, Leberg [ 21] found that populations of mosquito-fish founded with siblings grew more slowly than those founded by unrelated individuals.

The best-known tyrannies were those founded by Cypselus at Corinth and Orthagoras at Sicyon about 650 bc.

Among the first were those founded in Paris (1821), Berlin (1828), London (1830), St . Petersburg(1845), and New York City (1851).

Although an abstinence pledge had been introduced by churches as early as 1800, the earliest temperance organizations seem to have been those founded at Saratoga, New York, in 1808 and in Massachusetts in 1813.

Over the last two years, government watchdog groups filed more than a dozen complaints with the Internal Revenue Service seeking inquiries into whether large nonprofit organizations like those founded by the Republican political operative Karl Rove and former Obama administration aides had violated their tax-exempt status by spending tens of millions of dollars on political advertising.

But those founded between 2010 and June 2014 remain exempt.

We like to believe it has had an influence on all twenty-eight members abiding by those founding values.

The authors of those founding documents rather optimistically intended to create representative government in independent Latin America and to declare inalienable natural rights of liberty, security, property, and equality.

Now my question to you is: Are you going to let those founding members do it all on their own, or are you going to join them?

Henry Lau, one of those founding members and a corporate lawyer in Tokyo, convinced his firm, Debevoise & Plimpton, to support the project on a pro bono basis.

Two hundred years later, the Royal Philharmonic Society (the royal moniker was awarded on their centenary) has stayed remarkably true to those founding principles and next year celebrates its bicentenary.