Sentence examples for charities flourished from inspiring English sources
In the economic boom of the last decade, all kinds of charities flourished.
It should limit itself to encouraging developing nations to provide the infrastructure (private property rights, sound money policy, limited government) necessary for private markets and independent charities to flourish.
Charlotte Smith, of Glasgow-based mental health charity Flourish House, said the work of Lingo Flamingo had already benefited its members.
So by the middle of the 2030s our charities could be flourishing, from extra cash and resources but also from the expertise and experience that these baby boomers will bring.
Many trace the rise of those parties to the 1980s, when they contend that Turkey's late president, Turgut Ozal, created a more permissive environment, allowing Muslim foundations and charities to flourish and making possible Islamic access to broadcasting.
John Cunningham reports on how an innovative arts trust has flourished since winning a Guardian charity award.
These civic groups, he claims, "flourished in the days before the welfare state turned charity into a government function".
