Sentence examples for which have founded from inspiring English sources

The improvement of infrastructures in developing countries has become a priority for the most advanced economies, which have founded a broad range of international development organizations to undertake infrastructure projects worldwide.

He left the company two years later, however, partly because of strong competition from the communications company Hangzhou Telecom, which had founded a rival company, Chinesepage.

If applied to Northern Ireland, Cameron's human rights proposals could result in violations of the very agreement which has founded the peace there and would undoubtedly disrespect the local process.

The Festival was co-produced by the Salzburg Mozarteum Foundation, which had founded the Lyceum Mozartiano in 2009 at the initiative of its president Johannes Honsig-Erlenburg, the European Union and various Cuban governmental organizations and educational institutions.

In the spring of 1999, he told the committal: 'I have material on which I have founded my evidence.

Which is why many have founded their own micronations.

formed under the auspices of the Industrial Areas Foundation, which Alinsky had founded, in 1940, and which Chambers had directed since Alinsky's death, in 1972.

IN 1928 Kobler became publisher of The New York Daily Mirror, which Hearst had founded in 1924.

They released it on their own label, Avant-Garde Records, which they had founded in 1983.

The company, which she had founded two years earlier, initially thrived, and its prospects looked bright.

The lower chamber was dominated (63 out of 80 seats) by the Patriotic League, which Päts had founded in 1935.