Sentence examples for donated it would from inspiring English sources
It was not declared in Leave.EU's spending returns and if donated, it would also be impermissible.
To compute whats saved you multiply the amount donated by the estate tax levy at the new rate, thats 35 cents on every dollar donated; it would have been 55 cents if the tax rate had gone to 55% for most estates in 2011, as it was scheduled to do under the previous law.
To compute whats saved you multiply the amount donated by the estate tax levy--at the new rate, thats 35 cents on every dollar donated; it would have been 55 cents if the tax rate had gone to 55% for most estates in 2011, as it was scheduled to do under the previous law.
"Providing this option – to claim the tax relief, or to donate it – would be simple to administer and would result in a huge boost to charities.
If you have a class photograph for a year we don't currently have, and would like to donate it, we would love to hear from you!
I told him I did — and he explained that he'd donated it on behalf of his dead son, so that other Branford students could enjoy the quad his son had loved.
If we were in a position to donate it, we would".
So I think that the piece had to have been emotionally valuable enough for the person donating it, otherwise they would have thrown it away.
For me, I could shave my hair off tomorrow and donate it, and I'd be fine with that because my hair doesn't define me.
Starvation would disappear, because anyone who had extra money — including parents able to afford toys — would donate it to a stranger who didn't have enough to eat.
He also said he would donate it to charity.
