Sentence examples for charitable reasons from inspiring English sources

In his second ruling dismissing part of the case — the first one was in November — Judge Rakoff said that charitable reasons for Red Cross's business ventures made them all the more reasonable.

Henry Pryor, a property expert, stresses that none of these are used for charitable reasons.

But of the ability of Corbyn and his acolytes to carry out such a reassessment, she seems less certain, albeit for ostensibly charitable reasons.

Last year it allowed the former partners and current executives to give shares away for charitable reasons, a move that reduced the tax burdens the partners faced.

I opened a donation based yoga studio (for charitable reasons as well), because I wasn't comfortable claiming my worth, harnessing the confidence to charge for the hard work and expertise I've built over the years.

There is no difference between defrauding your employer for a charitable reason or for a selfish one.

Some religion experts suggested a less charitable reason for the marriage requirement: the expectation that a pastor's wife will provide unpaid labor, perhaps leading the choir or teaching Sunday school.

The charitable cause also gave Mac a reason to withhold how far he has travelled, in order to maintain a sense of mystery.

The chief reason for the Tories staying in is the perks they would lose if they went off on their own.If one is being charitable, another reason may be the embarrassment some of them might feel by sitting alongside the nutters and deadbeats of the parliament's right-wing fringe.

Some of her male competitors are less than charitable about the reasons for Napravnik's success.

Obama, the most scholarly in demeanor of Wilson's successors, has made the same connection by endorsing a "golden rule" of politics: a commitment to reasoned, charitable exchanges of view in political debate and genuine consideration for diverse needs and values when crafting and weighing policy.