Sentence examples for charitable governance from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance says the coalition cannot show compliance with three of its 20 charitable governance standards.

Volunteer for a charitable organization.

Volunteer with a charitable organization.

Charitable worker at the Africa Governance Initiative.

The Shareholder Rights Project, a clinical program that I run at Harvard Law School, assists public pension funds and charitable organizations in improving corporate governance at publicly traded companies.

Forest City's corporate governance guidelines prohibit "substantial charitable contributions to organizations to which a director is affiliated".

That requirement would be in addition to those applied to any other charitable group, such as complying with governance standards, the report said.

In the run-up to the interim hearing, Comfort told the Guardian: "I am alleging serious concerns with the financing and governance of Edutrust Academies Charitable Trust.

REUTERS   Chesapeake to Open Board Nominations to Shareholders  |  Chesapeake Energy "said it would give shareholders the right to nominate some directors — a key governance concession — while slashing charitable and political spending and cutting overhead costs," The Wall Street Journal reports.

If you want to know how much each charity actually spends on "charitable activities" and how much goes on fundraising, governance and administration, you can check the Charity Commission's website.

Finally, as a result of its governance structure, membership base and the increasing constraints of charitable status, the CCCF has adopted an 'insider' (Briskin and Eliasson 1993; Tyyska 1998) approach to working with government, keeping its public position neutral and strictly non-partisan.