Sentence examples similar to benevolent initiative from inspiring English sources
Causes, the popular Facebook and MySpace application that allows users to donate money and build communities around various benevolent initiatives, has just released the latest stats on its fundraising efforts.
"Here is a field for benevolent enterprise".
The southern arm burrows under the Lehman-haunted blocks and towers of Canary Wharf, crosses the Thames and finds a place, Woolwich, that benevolent transport initiatives have until now mostly forgotten.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
Dobchuk-Land said real change will only come with the rejection of the idea that the expansion of the carceral state under the NDP was somehow benevolent, including "community policing" and prison-based initiatives and expansions.
This initiative represented a particularly happy interlude in academe, where a benevolent government tried to retain bright young talent within the UK.
This group of benevolent entrepreneurs acts, based on the values and value mission that believe in them, to initiative and innovate social security to satisfy the needs of the society.
Were du Pont merely a benevolent financier, as are Ellison and many others in movies, Olympic sports, and elsewhere in the land of individual initiative (a notion that du Pont himself celebrates, in the film, with patriotic pomp), there would be no story.
They are never benevolent.
