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GlobalNxt University's unique academic heritage and experience in online education is founded on U21Global, an online education initiative originally pioneered by a group of 21 international universities.
The concept is founded on the law of one price;
Every action of the EU is founded on treaties that have been approved voluntarily and democratically by all Member States.
Its core is founded on the City of Rome's profession of faith
She is founded on the base of library of metallurgical faculty of mountain institute after his converting into a metallurgical institute.
We are called to contemplate the beauty of this divine plan, which is founded on concord between human beings
Currently, the Constitution provides that the family is founded on the freely agreed marriage between spouses.
It is founded on the belief that we can, together, build a great
The collective strength of the organization is founded on diverse perspectives,
He underlined that NATO's practical cooperation with Azerbaijan is founded on a commitment to democratic values
If the claim is founded on the basis of a statutory right,
Open and free observation is founded on our ultimate faith that the universe is meaningful, as the Church teaches.
The European Union is founded on reconciliation, the belief that we can create a better future by acknowledging our past in all its brutality.
It is founded on the Constitution of America
Every action taken by the EU is founded on treaties that have been agreed voluntarily and democratically by all EU member countries.
The relationship between ZEISS and Nokia phones began more than a decade ago, and is founded on a shared passion for innovation
The remaining scenario is founded on each of you understanding the immensity of what lies ahead of you.
Power is founded on the repression of opponents,
Akaike called his approach an"entropy maximization principle", because the approach is founded on the concept of entropy in information theory.
Indeed the principle of free inquiry, which is founded on independent judgement