Sentence examples for charities practice from inspiring English sources

Gavin leads YouGov's public sector and charities practice and has worked in social and market research for 15 years including spells with the Home Office and DCMS.

Pesh Framjee, head of Deloitte's charity practice, said: "For many charities, gift aid tax refunds could be worth over 10% of their voluntary income.

It was clear from the outset that a wholesale overhaul of the institution's governance structure was necessary to bring it in line with best charity practice.

All Muslims are expected to contribute a portion of their income to charities, a practice known as zakat.

The tickets are part of a larger allotment for group sales or charities, a practice common among all teams.

And so, naturally, you open a charity dental practice.

And she defends the particular-to-charity-shops practice of "colour-blocking" when displaying garments.

A charity dental practice in the Bahamas, partly ran by Lenny Kravitz, was reportedly shut down by police and immigration officers, due to incorrect documentation.

The Commons committee has decided to take no statutory action against the charities whose practices they found unreasonable – instead, they are asking them to regulate themselves.

In 1946, they decided to tithe 5percentt of their pretax profits, the maximum allowable by law, to charity; this practice was written into the company's bylaws.

Charities' fundraising practices have attracted a lot of attention since the death of Olive Cooke, a 92-year-old poppy seller, in May, with media reports linking her suicide to hundreds of letters and phone calls from charities asking for money, which had left her "exhausted".