Sentence examples for charities back from inspiring English sources

And if not, what's holding charities back?

Most disability charities back the move on grounds that the sheltered factory model is long outdated.

And since it's probable that like Cheryl, Fearne and Denise, Ronan, Gary and Chris, you'll be raising cash for charities back home, ask yourself about the propriety of flying to Tanzania to rush up a big mountain to raise money for a UK charity.

Major charities back creation of Africa Health Research Institute to tackle South African epidemics.

Children's charities backed this view.

The charities, backed by academic research, can often offer services that the NHS cannot provide under current rules.

While Miliband will know opposing benefit cuts carries risks, his supporters believe that a broad alliance of church groups and charities, backed by Labour, could change the terms of the national debate over welfare.

In 2005, the Assynt Foundation, a charity set up by the local community, bought the 44,400 acre Glencanisp and Drumrunie estate for £2.9m, with money from the Scottish Land Fund and various charities, backed nearly two to one by the 804-strong local electorate in a poll required by the 2003 law.

The so-called "veto" option is contained in a response letter drawn up by the Opt for Life campaign, which brings together a number of charities backing the new legislation.

Fielding writes about the return of Hard Times bringing Victorian charity back to the classroom.

Lord Hodgson's review of the 2006 Charities Act, Trusted and Independent: Giving charity back to charities into charities, has been welcomed by leading charity representative organisations.