Sentence examples for charity interest from inspiring English sources

After the death in August 1997 of Diana, Princess of Wales, who had made land mine clearance her special charity, interest faded.

We used the 30-item short-form of the ACPQ (20), which taps 14 types of participation: contact with household members, extended family, friends, neighbours, social contact with workmates, organised community activities, religious observance, adult learning, volunteering, giving money to charity, interest in current affairs, expressing opinions, community activism, and political protest.

His next step will be to qualify as a commercial helicopter pilot and refocus on his business and charity interests.

Whether or not her father is behind any of the alleged attempts to undermined or poison her, Karimova's business, media and charity interests have all come under attack in recent months.

Prince Harry is making a return trip to the southern African kingdom of Lesotho where he has long-standing personal charity interests.

But he advises that charities interested in developing technology must do their homework before approaching companies.

Legislators insist there is no connection between their acceptance of these donations and any actions they might take to support the charities' interests.

This has all sorts of implications for professionals, including money managers seeking to do business with the ultra-wealthy, entrepreneurs looking to raise capital and charities interested in major gifts.

"Government tables tell what the charity's interest is worth, and what the child's interest is worth," Mr. Teitell said.

This Article concludes that a charity's interest in the residue of an estate is not a separate share within the meaning of the separate share regulations.

To the extent auditors allow, it is generally in a charity's interest to shift costs from the charitable side of the organization to the tax-paying side and to shift revenue from the tax-paying side to the charitable side.