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A lawyer for the charities could not be reached for comment yesterday.

The more the builders talked it over, the more convinced they became that the big charities could not be trusted.

While there are employers who could thrive by paying every worker at least the Living Wage now, others would have to stagger it and some small businesses, industries and charities could not rise to it under present circumstances.

Outlining its new standards on its £117bn annual grants budget, ministers said universities and charities could not use grants to pay for professional lobbyists, but they could continue to advise and inform government policy.

The government's Big Society programme never took off because ministers failed to remember history: it took the first half of the 20th century for the country to recognise that charities could not provide the services that a modern society needs; and the second half to realise that the state by itself could not do so either.

The government said charities could not be immune from cuts but it aimed to open up new funding sources.

Local charities couldn't exist without embassies now".

Due to the complex nature of his illness, however, Scott's charity could not help.

A traditional bureaucratic charity could not have moved as fast, says Mr Heimans.Some partnerships have fared better than others.

Aides to Mr. DeLay said the I.R.S. had not yet granted that status, and as a result, New York officials said the charity could not yet operate in New York.

So while a shareholder could bequeath the economic value of his or her apartment to a charity, the charity could not occupy the apartment without the board's consent.