Sentence examples for charities believed from inspiring English sources

The Christians who ran these charities believed that seclusion from the sinful world, combined with tutelage in child care and God's word, could rescue these women and return them to respectable society.

He wrote an email that some of the agency's partners including national health agencies and charities believed the agency was "compromising rather than aiding" the response to Ebola and that "none of the news about WHO's performance is good".

Since the Sept. 11 attacks, the Bush administration has moved to block the assets of 153 individuals, organizations, and entities, including charities, believed to have connections to terrorist groups, a Treasury Department spokesman said.

It proved polarising thanks to Tommey's support for Wakefield and her call for residential centres for people with autism when other charities believed care should be brought into the wider community.

The Cancer Society feared that a fall run would detract from its traditional April campaigns, while other charities believed that an additional fundraiser would leave less money for their causes.

Another factor charities believe could be having an impact, is squeezed NHS budgets.

Many politicians and charities believe credit unions are the answer to this crisis.

Charities believe the real figure is higher, because so many have slipped beneath the radar.

Many charities believe they have nothing to fear from being on the register.

It is too early to say if the scandals will prompt a fall in donations but charities believe they urgently need to rebuild donor trust.

Many charities believe the programs make it easier for people to donate because the transaction occurs as they go about their everyday business.