Sentence examples for a charitable objective from inspiring English sources

John Elkington, co-founder of SustainAbility said, "One key legacy of Stephen's legal work is the fact that sustainable development is now a charitable objective in this country".

The lack of core and long-term funding remains a challenge and is exacerbated by the UK's Charity Commission rejecting TPP's application for charitable status in 2005, in part with the explanation that pleasure is not a charitable objective.

"Because our charitable objective is about addressing health inequalities, and a fundamental aspect of health inequalities is poverty, the concept of not walking that talk was ridiculous," declares John Hume, chief executive of PHT.

Its charitable objective refers to providing firearms training "amongst Her Majesty's subjects" for service in the armed forces "or any other organisation in which their services may be required in the defence of the realm".

Is speaking up in support of your charitable objectives actually a political act?

The UK was until a few years ago seen as a beacon of sensible regulation of civil society, combining clear rules against party political involvement with full recognition of campaigning as a legitimate means of pursuing charitable objectives.

They play an important role: they ensure that the academy trust's charitable objectives are being met, maintain an overview of the effectiveness of the trust structure and have the power to appoint and remove trustees.

A: I don't think a school should have charitable status that isn't fulfilling charitable objectives.

And I think there are a significant number of private schools that are failing to fulfil their charitable objectives.

Manchester Grammar make a good argument that what they do, which is different, achieves their charitable objectives.

As a grant-making foundation ourselves, we need to ensure we are true to our charitable objectives.