Sentence examples for were founded on a from inspiring English sources

Shortly before joining the Ehud Barak government, historian Shlomo Ben-Ami wrote that "the Oslo agreements were founded on a neo-colonialist basis, on a life of dependence of one on the other forever".

In Roman Catholicism new orders were founded on a large scale.

Cable claimed the Conservative politcs were founded on a belief that "fear trumps hope; that competence requires callousness.

The Olympic Games were founded on a love of sport, unity, and competition and an ancient tradition of physical fitness.

It goes beyond mere sexism into more Kafkaesque territory, as if the state itself were founded on a horror of the female.

Both were founded on a grand bargain: countries that agreed to place their nuclear programs under a system of international inspection and forgo the development of nuclear weapons (if they didn't already have them) would gain access to the expected atomic bounty.

Reporting justifications for specific genetic comparisons could suggest that studies were founded on an a priori hypothesis and were not the result of selective reporting.

It was founded on a sense of fear, fear of the bad Old World, from which people found refuge.

The simulated mobilities are compared with experimental ones obtained with a laser vibrometer and a good agreement is founded on a large medium-frequency bandwidth.

It's founded on a fallacy.

Our nation was founded on a principle of religious tolerance".