foundation act

The exact place where the city was founded is not accurately known, as no traces of the foundation act have been found.

The relationships between all the foundings remain unknown, but a single foundation act is now to be ruled out.

Nunes Garcia, at 17, was allowed to sign the foundation act, as he was already recognized as a professional music teacher.

The Treaty of Paris (1229) is sometimes seen as the foundation act which made the construction of modern cities and bastides possible.

The foundation act was signed also by the following Colombian entrepreneurs, who contributed to the initiation and foundation of the school as benefactors:

Otto died in 991, as known by the foundation act of his son for the monastery of Spigno, which Otto himself had planned on building.

The foundation act took place in the room "Mayfair" the Queen Hotel Mary in Long Beach, California.

The foundation act was signed at the headquarters of the Archdiocese of Milan, in the presence of Uri and Leventina authorities.

The city does not have foundation act and, in agreement with the oral tradition, its name is owed to the enterprising Gregoria Morales' nickname: Doña Goya.

The Austrian Private Foundation (Privatstiftung) was last reformed under the Private Foundation Act in September 1993.

In 721, Charibert signed, with his mother Bertrada of Prüm the foundation act of the Abbey of Prüm.

Representatives of 13 countries signed foundation act and International Federation for the Theory of Machines (IFToMM) came to existence.

Quindío, Colombia: The department's current capital city, formerly named "Viila Holguín" at its foundation act in 1889, was after renamed as Armenia as tribute to the genocide victims.

On July 5, 1600, Zamoyski would write, in the Academy's foundation act: "such are countries, as is the education of their youth" ("takie są rzeczypospolite, jakie ich młodzieży chowanie").

He brought together representatives of the first seven member countries in Paris for the signing of FIFA's foundation act and agreement of the first FIFA statutes.

In act 7 of the Foundation Act the Board of Trustees was formed and its task was to invest the capital of the school and secures its continuous finances.

Like the other early medieval universities (Bologna, Oxford, Salamanca, Cambridge, Padua), the University of Paris was already well established before it received a specific foundation act from the Church in 1200.

Based on the emperor's decision and in accordance with the Foundation Act, Patronage and Board of Trustees were formed as the primary administrative bodies of the school, and they managed the school until 1920.

It was named after William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne (after whom Melbourne is also named), who was British Prime Minister when the South Australia Foundation Act received parliamentary approval.

However, not everything was finished with this emperor's agreement, only on January 31, 1816 the foundation act was confirmed and the conditions for opening the first and second grade, and in November the third grade of the grammar school were made.

The foundation act of the "Universidad Municipal de Bogotá" (as it was originally named) stated that it was a university created by the Bogotá City Council to give education to the poorest young men of the city.

The Nicholas Copernicus Prize, funded by the City of Kraków by a resolution of the City Council passed on 9 July 1993, in conjunction with the foundation act of the Municipal Commune of 18 February 1973.

Wellington Square in the Adelaide suburb of North Adelaide, South Australia, named for Wellington because he is credited with securing the passage of the South Australia Foundation Act through the British House of Lords.

The date of the first foundation charter of the town is not known though we may presume that the oldest preserved royal document of Casimir the Great, dating from 1367, regarding the sale of the Krosno aldermanship, was modelled on an earlier foundation act.

The National Science Board was created through the National Science Foundation Act of 1950: "There is established in the executive branch of the Government an independent agency to be known as the National Science Foundation (hereinafter referred to as the "Foundation").