In last year's elections, Mr Thaksin's newly founded Thai Rak Thai party mounted a national campaign centred on a series of spending proposals.
It calls itself the Anglican Mission in America, now comprising 37 parishes, many that left the Episcopal Church and others that are newly founded or were not a part of it.
As a result, Tyre, the inhabitants of which were largely sold into slavery, lost all importance, soon being replaced in the leadership of the regional markets by Alexandria, the conqueror's newly founded city in Egypt.
Now this oldest of Tyroleans is a symbol for the region's resurgence and a magnet for international research at the city's newly founded Institute for Mummies and the Iceman.
The writers will raise money for the Haven Foundation, Mr. King's newly founded charity to help performing artists who have suffered illnesses or debilitating accidents that prevent them from working, and for Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières, an international medical group that brings emergency aid to people in disaster zones.
Now, some of them are being re-vitalized (e.g., by competing for new concessions) or are newly founded.
Being newly founded does not in itself make a company a startup".
He took advantage of his membership in Victoria College's newly founded Calgary alumni branch to build professional connections.
The Football League are still ratifying the takeover by TSI, which is said to be a newly founded private investment company, but the transaction was scheduled to be completed in March.
TSI are said to be a newly founded private investment company and the transaction is scheduled to complete in March.
"The Cambridge Project for Existential Risk is a newly founded organization which researches existential threats to humanity such as extreme climate change, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, artificial life, nanotech, and other emerging technologies.
