Sentence examples for Perpetual endowment from inspiring English sources
A Crystal Cathedral brochure urging churchgoers to buy the stones promised that most of the money from their purchase would go into a "perpetual endowment fund" that would "keep the gardens blooming, the Cathedral glass sparkling and the waters flowing.
If you truly believe there will be no more jobs, you should set up a perpetual endowment to help fund UBI.
And, likewise, precisely because we aim at longterm truths in a way that is unusual in the larger society, colleges and universities depend upon institutional mechanisms such as life tenure, perpetual endowments, and academic freedom that themselves will seem unusual or even strange by comparison to the organizational elements used elsewhere in society.
All gifts are placed into perpetual MIT endowment, with income from the endowment funding the Prize.
All resources raised will be placed in perpetual MIT endowment.
In 1846, Henry Moody, curator of the Winchester Museum, wrote about West Worldham, "a perpetual curacy in the gift of Winchester College, worth according to the Parliamentary returns £38; but has since received two additional endowments of £200 from Queen Anne's Bounty, and £200 from the warden and fellows of Winchester College, who are the appropriators of the tythes, and patrons of the living".
The Gardens depends upon the growth of endowment funds to ensure future support for the perpetual excellence and welfare of the Gardens.
All the Ivy League endowment managers "will say that, since their institutions are perpetual, they believe in this strategy for the very long term," said Christopher Philips, head of Vanguard Institutional Advisory Services and a champion of Vanguard's low-fee index fund approach.
