Sentence examples for be required to donate from inspiring English sources

They would be required to donate £500,000 to a "good causes" fund.

Developers who reap windfall gains from major Government projects such as HS2 and the Olympics should be required to donate land for a new generation of garden cities or suburbs.

Those with operating budgets greater than five million dollars — the Central Park Conservancy (fifty-eight million dolland) and the Prospect Park Alliance (nine million dollars) were in his sights — would be required to donate twenty per cent of their budgets to a Neighborhood Parks Alliance, which would redistribute the money to the city's underfunded parks.

But none of the guests were required to donate money in order to attend the event.

Among other zakat duties, Muslims are required to donate annually a portion (often 2.5percentt) of their savings.

Local authorities and landowners usually fulfilled their responsibilities via the corvée, in which people were required to donate their labour to road work.

Under the law, Syrians are required to donate blood when they graduate from high school or college, or receive a driver's license.

The basis of the Aga Khan's wealth is contributions from Ismaili Muslims, who are required to donate up to 10percentt of their yearly income to the imam, in addition to his personal inheritance and investment income from that money.

Several Grozny residents, speaking on condition of anonymity out of fear for their safety, said one financing source was extortion of contractors and government workers, who are required to donate.

As part of the settlement, the I.R.S. dropped the tax assessment; in exchange, the family was required to donate "Canyon" to a museum where it would be publicly exhibited and claim no tax deduction, Mr. Lerner said.

The idea of exchanging content for advertising credits evolved from a 1997 Congressional mandate that for every dollar of anti-drug advertising purchased by the government from a network, the network was required to donate another dollar's worth of advertising time to discourage drug abuse.