Sentence examples for Donate from inspiring English sources

In an open letter, FFA chairman Frank Lowy said the donation to Concacaf was a "compromise," with Australia initially asked to donate $4m to the organisation.

In a meeting early in 2011, McKay told the inquiry Tinkler came to her with an offer: "Towards the end of the meeting, he was saying how difficult it was going to be for me to win the state election, and how difficult [independent candidate] John Tate was going to be to beat … And then there was an offer to donate to my campaign.

And he said, 'I have hundreds of employees and I can get around the rules that way.' "He would use his money to give to his employees to donate to my campaign, so that he as a developer wasn't donating to my campaign.

Mr Saïd and Mr Sherwood do not donate personally.

Twenty of Mora's "actor friends" were asked to donate a weekend to the experiment.

They would have preferred to donate the embryos to science, but at the time, embryonic stem cell research was banned, so that choice was off the table.

"There's no known animal out there who has set up an Oxfam charity so other members of their species could donate," Platt says.

Catholic schools that participate are being asked not to donate to the ALS Association because it has a study under way using embryonic stem cell research, which is thought to violate teaching on abortion.

If we needed $10,000, a few Syrians in Romania would donate something like $1,500 each, and we'd buy equipment and drive to Syria.

"The hospital have told me that if my mother-in-law isn't allowed to come to the UK to donate her kidney I'll have to go on a waiting list and I don't know when a match will come up for me.

"So many people have contacted us from outside Iran because they want to donate too but currently there is no way for them to transfer their money to us".