Sentence examples for charity operations from inspiring English sources

Experts in all areas of charity operations undertake projects that encompass all aspects of planning, strategy and delivery.

The agency knew Mr. bin Laden back then as "a philanthropist" who created "widows-and-orphans charity operations," Frank Anderson, a former senior agency official, said.

But they have also failed to stop its fund-raising and recruitment through Jamaat-ud-Dawa, which has run substantial charity operations across Pakistan, particularly after an earthquake in 2005 and widespread floods in 2010.

In order for charities to see off the looming governance nightmare generated by the fundraising scandal and subsequent introduction of a new regulator, trustees must become far more informed about the detail of charity operations.

But former C.I.A. officers say he was a financier, not a warrior -- "a philanthropist supporting a number of health care, widows-and-orphans charity operations in Peshawar for Afghan refugees," as Anderson put it.

Yet little is known about their activities in the city, just that they claim to be conducting charity operations.

He also ran the Outpost antique shop in Middleburg, Va., as a charity operation, donating the profits.

The Hoodlum Saint (1946), Taurog's first postwar project, offered William Powell as a con man whose fraudulent charity operation becomes genuine; his love interest was played by Esther Williams, who was better known for her water musicals.

The capital's main hospital, Harare Central, has been spared daily water and power cuts, but most of its wards are empty, and the reception areas are deserted, according to the US medical charity Operation Hope.

The results of this silence are most visible in those European countries whose people have been conned into believing that their troops aren't really fighting in Afghanistan but, rather, participating in an extensive armed charity operation.

In Bhiwandi, a poor neighbourhood east of Mumbai, Microsoft partners with the Indian firm BigTech and the charity Operation ASHA to deliver tuberculosis medicine to patients who either forget or are too weak to go to local clinics for their scheduled treatments.