Sentence examples for charitable means from inspiring English sources

They recognized that the distress of the newly formed working class, a consequence of industrialization, could not be removed by the traditional charitable means used by the state churches.

Not only do they help others in need by various charitable means, they also offer community service to those in need.

Its work, he tells me, boils down to "researching fairness between generations", and although its charitable status means that it won't adopt party-political standpoints, he and his colleagues have some basic political convictions.

Procrastinators should like this argument: Establishing a foundation or charitable trust means an immediate income tax writeoff, but the decision about which cause to benefit can be postponed.

The nature of charitable trusts means that the definition of "public benefit" varies between Macnaghten's four categories.

Its purpose is to hold the assets for the canals, and its charitable status means that stamp duty land tax does not have to be paid.

The government is seeking the return of $441 million allegedly siphoned off through a charitable foundation meant for scholarships, and $1.1 billion in damages, officials at the attorney general's office said.

The BFI previously argued that its charitable status meant that in the event of combining with the UKFC, it would still be legally required to give priority to its own cultural operations over any external partnerships with the film industry.

The donor, Robert Leslie Deak, had accused the former leader, Feisal Abdul Rauf, of diverting millions of dollars in charitable donations – meant for the Cordoba Initiative, founded by the imam, as well as the American Society for Muslim Advancement, which is led by the imam's wife, Daisy Khan – to buy real estate, luxury vacations and a fancy car.

Although the move from state-owned to charitable status meant that the Trust didn't have a steady, reliable source of finance, it did, said Parry, open up fundraising streams that were previously unavailable, for example, a Friends scheme, trusts, and partnerships with bodies such as Marks & Spencer and Google.

But the PM said that Barlow's charitable work meant he "deserved" the award.