Sentence examples for charity forces from inspiring English sources

It is not enough to get a pang of guilt around Christmas time, when a charity forces us to face the reality of people living in abject poverty.

So the charity Forces Support built them an alternative.

The charity Forces Support is building a memorial garden with a seating area in her Isle of Man home.

The pending legislation would require foundations to give the entire 5percenttoto charity, forcing them to dip into other assets to pay trustees.

Indeed, while the most visible pain may be local — an important charity forced to close, an esteemed university embarrassed, a fabric of community trust shredded — the clearest lesson is universal: When money goes global, fraud does too.

The process introduces extra bureaucracy for the charity, forcing it to provide documentary proof of its successes, and he says it is not yet clear how easy that would be.

The duty of care has been seen to be advantageous to charities compared to the old one, because it allows those charities forced to employ lay trustees to use professional agents to exercise some duties.

Accordingly, the charity joined forces with a frozen food retailer to produce "Chocobroccoli" and similar delights.

It is an exchange between the non-needy (donors) and the non-needy (the charity work force) to provide services to the needy.

It is there that the unwelcome charity is forced on Molloy, in the form of a repellent cup of tea and stale bread.

Critics of compassionate conservatism argue that it erodes the wall between church and state and may use charity to force religion on the poor.