Sentence examples for charitable establishments from inspiring English sources

Despite the corrupt court life, Elizabeth maintained her devout habits, helped the sick and the poor, and founded charitable establishments.

Group portraits of regents and other influential citizens adorned town halls and charitable establishments, while still lifes and anecdotal paintings of popular life hung in profusion in private homes.

According to the Patria of Constantinople, it traced its antecedents to a series of charitable establishments founded in the reign of Constans II (ruled 337 361) by the patrikios and protovestiarios Zotikos, for which the latter was canonized by the Church.

While gaining some acceptance from governments, who, in U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown's words, "are starting to realize their limitations," entrepreneurial philanthropists are deeply distrusted by the traditional charitable establishment.

About Dubai Cares: Launched in September 2007, Dubai Cares has evolved into the world's largest charitable establishment, solely devoted to improving primary education around the world.

Volunteer for a charitable organization.

Volunteer with a charitable organization.

The Sultan sought to turn Constantinople into the center of Islamic civilization by a series of projects, including bridges, mosques, palaces and various charitable and social establishments.

What happens in the space between the individual and the government is vital... Local knowledge channeled by evolving social institutions -- from civic and fraternal groups to traditional religious establishments, to charitable enterprises and complex markets -- will make for better material outcomes and a better common life.

Charles IV was a generous patron of arts and science, especially in Prague, and ardently supported church building and the establishment of charitable institutions.

The pair often talked of how the depth of their friendship had led to their commitment to charity and to the establishment of the charitable foundation.