Sentence examples for charitable business from inspiring English sources

In essence, that makes Mr. Kartsotis a midprice watch mogul looking to go luxury under the cover of charitable business practices.

Currently I am director and CEO of Cornerhouse and HOME (formerly the Library Theatre Company), a charitable business that turns over in the region of £5.5m per year.

Despite Mr. Quadir's aversion to a charitable business approach, GrameenPhone would not have gotten off the ground without financing from private investors who were also interested in philanthropy.

But it is something that people like me, who have certainly run what these days would be called a social enterprise and when I did it used to be caused a charitable business, do nontheless recognise.

"To rely on a bunch of good-hearted insurance companies whose purpose is, quite frankly, to make money — to expect them to go into the charitable business of taking care of a lot of hungry and impoverished kids — strikes me as the height of folly," Mr. Dingell said.

The Mannings say they were inspired by TOMS to start their own charitable business, Two Blind Brothers.

The case that we've been making for a really long time is that we turn public money into wealth for a place, but that wealth doesn't necessarily turn up in business rates because we're charitable businesses.

The members intersect through messages exchanged on the site and social, charitable and business events organized through the site.

Among other issues, an article Monday in The New York Times raised questions about the relationship between his charitable and business interests.

It should address the awkward intersection between Mrs. Clinton's new post and the charitable and business activities of her husband, former President Bill Clinton.

Mr. Adler also conceded that he understated his income in 1996 and 1997 by more than $200,000 and took several improper charitable and business deductions.