Sentence examples for benevolent organisations from inspiring English sources

Though we all have an interest in lower insurance premiums, few people regard insurers as benevolent organisations acting wholly in the public interest.

First, the extraordinary measures implemented as part of the global war on terror unsettled the everyday view of charities as benign, harmless, benevolent organisations.

Since the Salvation Army and Save the Children left, there are no longer any charities or benevolent organisations working offshore, but there are human rights and legal organisations working from Australia, as well as several refugee and asylum-seeker agencies that exist to help people in mainland detention or who have just left detention.

Everything the 26-year-old Jean knew about the Foundling Hospital sounded marvellous: a wealthy, benevolent organisation that would raise her child in fresh country air, far from the smog-filled streets of London.

In retirement he contributed to various benevolent and charitable organisations, and died in 1944.

The Spanish Inquisition was a benevolent, fact-checking organisation, Edmund Burke was no conservative… On and on it goes.

Before the development of the postwar welfare state, many key services, such as housing, health, and education, were provided by benevolent philanthropists, charities and voluntary organisations.

In Mr Postel, the organisation lost its benevolent dictator before it was even constituted.

In June a television documentary accused the Shankill UDA of drug-trafficking, thus undermining the organisation's pose as a benevolent protector of the community.

She has held senior positions at global pharmaceutical organisations including GSK, Proximagen and OI Pharma Partners and joined benevolent.ai as CEO of benevolent Bio in 2016.

There are few people outside the organisation who would regard it as benevolent or trustworthy.