Sentence examples for charities could be from inspiring English sources

Mencap suggested recently that hundreds of disability care charities could be on the brink of collapse.

Small, local grassroots charities could be left out in the cold.

Second, they warn that social services, like foster care and adoption, provided by religiously sponsored charities could be endangered by the legalization of same-sex marriage.

More than 3,800 Australian charities could be stripped of their registration and lose a range of tax benefits if they fail to contact Australia's charity watchdog.

But she cites a recent report by the Electoral Commission, which warned charities could be covered, to say that the NCVO is right to be concerned.

The trustees have now closed down the charity, a sign perhaps that the strategy of devolving the prince's campaigns to his charities could be damaging his reputation.

Other paid organizers, whether for business or for charity, could be required to identify themselves.

But a charity could be set up tonight with the aim of defeating an MP.

On leaving, he sent a detailed document to trustees about how he thought the charity could be strengthened.

The charity could be brought before the independent board to answer questions and, if left not satisfied by the answers, could be removed from the register.

As the annual report says, "the trustees having taken independent advice have agreed that the objects of the charity could be more effectively met through the activities of a larger and well-resourced charity".