Sentence examples for charities were prepared from inspiring English sources

One in four charities were prepared to only give the top salary band, which appeared in the annual reports as a £10,000 range.

But it is not about avoiding or minimising all risk: a charity's risk policy needs to state where the charity is prepared to take risks as well.

Peter Wanless, head of the NSPCC, said the charity was preparing to engage with the consultation.

Alomar donated that money to another charity, and officials for the Major League Baseball Players Association were prepared to argue at a grievance hearing that the Johnsons's actions represented a conflict of interest and called into question the motivation for the $10,500 fine.

This year was set to see a record amount of people taking part in "Veganuary", according to the UK charity of the same name, and supermarkets were prepared.

As night fell, charity groups were preparing to send tents in case any Roma who had left to procure food or work were not allowed back in.

But the biggest gifts are made to charities that are prepared to work alongside donors to craft exciting propositions.

Brendan Gormley, chief executive of the DEC, believes charities should be prepared to take more risks, such as distributing cash rather than being constrained by accountability.

The government has said this will be available for firms or charities that are prepared to pay the costs of such places but that it must fit with social goals and not be just the well off buying their way into university.

Mindful of the foundation's ubiquity, few in the charity world are prepared to criticise it on the record.

The charity game the legislators were preparing for against congressional Democrats, scheduled for Thursday, will go on as planned.