Sentence examples for charitable aims from inspiring English sources

It began with charitable aims but always carried quasi-military overtones as men in brown shorts performed dawn callisthenics.

The charitable aims are authentic, but image consultants and public relations advisers will recognise the broader strategy.

It is too early to say what the impact will be on ROH and its charitable aims.

However, the philanthropy is structured not as a charity but as a limited liability corporation (LLC) with charitable aims.

The organization is structured not as a charity but as a limited-liability corporation (LLC) with broadly charitable aims.

It was also a pioneer of bringing charitable aims to major music events, as a substantial amount of the nonprofit organization's proceeds are invested back into jazz education.

"The provision of holidays for the general public is not a charitable aim".

A8 NATIONAL A14-19 Obscure Tax Break Draws Scrutiny of Regulators Regulators and lawmakers suspect that many wealthy people are using obscure philanthropic entities more for tax planning than for any charitable aim, and they are pushing for tighter rules as part of a broader crackdown on charitable tax exemptions.

Even if a voluntary organisation does not have a charitable aim – loud motorcycle clubs spring to mind, and indeed ear – it is beneficial to its members, who enjoy the sense of belonging as they give their time and labour for free: 57 per cent of us, according to one survey.

"Booktrust works with a wide range of partners in order to fulfil our charitable aim of bringing books to children and children to books," she said.

I applaud the charitable aim of CauseWorld, but I also note a brilliant business plan – finding ways to get people to step foot inside a physical store.