Sentence examples for charitable nominations from inspiring English sources

Although Khan didn't vote for Corbyn to become Labour leader, he was one of the MPs whose charitable nominations enabled him to get on the ballot paper in the first place.

In a 2015 letter supporting Great Bear Lake's nomination, The Pew Charitable Trusts said the watershed's designation as a world biosphere reserve "would affirm the community's stewardship of a globally significant water source in keeping with local ecological, cultural, and spiritual values, and facilitate Délı̨nę's central role in managing responsible economic development in the region".

I'll review the nominations and select one charitable organization to feature for each of 12 days in December - with some tax tips for charitable giving mixed in (of course).

A1 Beliefs A10 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Bloomberg's Philanthropy Becomes Campaign Issue Michael R. Bloomberg doubled his charitable giving to $100.5 million last year, when he was consulting advisers in advance of his bid for the Republican mayoral nomination.

Key among the charitable donations will be proceeds from the Brit Awards, where this year former Brit student Amy Winehouse, the 20-year-old jazz-influenced singer, has two nominations.

Nominations please.

Other nominations?

Ms. Winfrey, who received an Oscar nomination for her acting work in "The Color Purple," was cited by the film academy for her involvement in a number of charitable enterprises, including the Oprah Winfrey Foundation.

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.

For charitable services.

Ferguson was less charitable.