Sentence examples for benevolent contribution from inspiring English sources

Tells about bakers strike in Paris and about half of Franc The bakers, on orders from the National Bakers Confederation were asking customers for an extra two francs a kilo for bread as "a benevolent contribution" to help pay the bakery workmen, who have demanded a 15-per-cent pay increase.

Among those criteria are that the internship should be similar to the training given in a vocational school or academic institution, that the intern does not displace regular paid workers and that the employer "derives no immediate advantage" from the intern's activities — in other words, it's largely a benevolent contribution to the intern.

By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, September 29 , 1956P. 117 Tells about bakers strike in Paris and about half of Franc The bakers, on orders from the National Bakers Confederation were asking customers for an extra two francs a kilo for bread as "a benevolent contribution" to help pay the bakery workmen, who have demanded a 15-per-cent pay increase.

In fact the report lists 74 pages of examples where military branches (mostly the National Guard) paid more than 50 sports teams for patriotic acts that were disguised as benevolent contributions by the teams themselves.

That was Harvey Weinstein, except for the benevolent part.

The only contribution, the only benevolent gift the world wishes to have bestowed upon it from these egomaniacs is to go away.

Former President George W. Bush weighed back into the nation's volatile immigration debate on Tuesday by calling on policymakers in Washington to revamp the law "with a benevolent spirit" that recognizes the contribution of those who move here from other countries.

Former President George W. Bush weighed back in to the discussion on Tuesday by calling on policy makers in Washington to revamp the law "with a benevolent spirit" that recognized the contribution of those who moved here from other countries.

These included three months' salary paid to more than 3,000 workers who lost their jobs, treatment of the wounded and contribution to a benevolent fund set up by the prime minister to help families of the dead.

An investor could demonstrate benevolent reciprocity, for example, by increasing the contribution to the trustee immediately following a round in which the trustee had reduced payback to the investor.

Howat writes: "Cricket apart ... Constantine's reputation must rest on his contribution to racial tolerance, his benevolent view of empire and Commonwealth, and his personal acceptance within the British 'establishment'establishment