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Meanings of founding in English

Russian
основание
Portuguese
fundação
Catalan
fundació
Spanish
instauración

The act of starting something for the first time; introducing something new.

основание
Usage of founding in English
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Before founding lntraLink Global, Diane held several high-profile positions at major companies.
Ebony
2
So I am involved in the founding of a new political party.
The Guardian
3
Since America's founding, four stages of population movement have marked our society.
Wired
4
In addition, ESB is a founding partner of the Free Electrons Programme.
The Irish Times
5
I believe, along with the founding feminists, that the personal is political.
The Irish Times
6
A representative for the founding family was not immediately available to comment.
Reuters
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The group's founding members are no longer employed at the VW plant.
Reuters
8
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of Amnesty International.
The Irish Times
9
That means I can introduce myself today as the designated founding dean.
Self's punishment
10
The founding family's spokesperson said they could not confirm the report immediately.
Reuters
11
The founding family appealed against that decision to the canton's high court.
Reuters
12
The team parts company with the founding Williams family after Sunday's race.
Jamaica Observer
13
The WVR give greater power to founding shareholders even with minority shareholding.
Reuters
14
He took part with him in founding the National Bank in Ireland.
Men of Invention and Industry
15
Tanya Forsheit, founding partner at the Info Law Group has some advice.
Reuters
16
This year marks the 60th anniversary of the founding of Boys' Town.
Jamaica Observer
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Common
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Common
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