Sentence examples for because the foundation has from inspiring English sources

In that sense, he said, the race is over because the foundation has collected nearly 52,000 remembrances, or testimonies, from people who survived the concentration camps.

But, because the foundation has to work within existing budgetary restraints, fewer fellowships will be available overall, leading to grey skies for some.

We need you now more than ever because the foundation has been laid for a brighter future of equality in North Carolina as a result of the campaign that we waged.

Even NEON's critics are willing to cut NSF some slack, however, because they recognize that the foundation has little political margin for error.

Starting in April, however, the foundation has decided that, because of those fluctuations, his bitcoin salary would be adjusted each month, he said.

When Martin Rees, the Astronomer Royal and an atheist, was awarded the prize in 2011, he said he accepted because the foundation had routinely funded serious scientific study.

But the foundation's announcement in late 1996 that it had raised $3.7 million since its inception proved overly optimistic because the foundation had included such as yet unfulfilled promises as the one from Mayor Willie Brown of San Francisco to raise $1 million.

"Impact needed to be reasserted as a fundamental criterion for everything we do".This was not easy, partly because the foundation had been divided into several fiefs (health, arts and so on), each defended with the vigorous politicking at which the charitable sector excels.

The foundation has denied those charges.

Ms. Stonesifer, 51, who has worked for a dollar a year after earning millions as a senior executive at Microsoft, said she was comfortable stepping down now because she believed the foundation had firmly established strategies for achieving its primary goals of improving health, education and nutrition around the world.

Mr. Soros said the foundation had worked well because he and Mr. Neier "know all its nooks and crannies, but to hand it over to someone else would be very difficult".