Sentence examples for dependence on donations from inspiring English sources
The banks cited the Bonnies' dependence on donations and its ongoing deficit, which was reduced to $177,000 from $235,000 in 1997.
And, in the long term, whether dependence on foreign donations can be reduced.Afghanistan is hugely dependent on aid.
Remove the tax and the bequests would also diminish.Despite their dependence on private donations, big museums still try to set limits to what they offer donors in exchange for cash.
By its growing dependence on major donations from corporations, it risks exposing its class nature.
Andy Fisher, a co-founder of an antihunger organization, maintains that Feeding America's dependence on corporations for donations is preventing it from doing the type of advocacy work, in areas like the minimum wage and health care, that could help eliminate some of the root causes of hunger and poverty.
Attracting donors would be nice, too, given the festival's heavy dependence on corporate and individual donations.
That means the next generation of political leaders and Health Ministry officials will have to deal with the problem of how to obtain enough organ donations voluntarily to offset the country's heavy dependence on prisoners.
Labour says that Electoral Commission figures overstate its dependence on union funds, because the law requires parties to declare only donations over £7,500 to the party nationally or £1,500 to local parties.
Add one more stage to the model: dependence on euphemisms.
