"donating" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is usually used as a verb in the form of donating something, such as time, money, or items. For example: "John is donating money to his local food bank every month."
The simpler and more parsimonious thesis is that if moderates withdraw from the field, they'll empower radicals.The way for moderates to push American politics towards the centre is to contribute money to genuine centrist candidates, and explain to the recipients of their donations why they are donating.
And he said, 'I have hundreds of employees and I can get around the rules that way.' "He would use his money to give to his employees to donate to my campaign, so that he as a developer wasn't donating to my campaign.
We hope that recovered patients donating blood and plasma to help sick people could reduce fear of the disease and reduce stigmatisation of those who survived".
Northern Ireland's health minister has won the right to withhold the legal reasons why he continues to ban gay men from donating blood in the province.
One in four charities are in the process of introducing online donating facilities to capitalise on younger potential donors who are more frequent users of mobile technology.
Narcissistic celebrities showing off toned bodies, people having all the fun without donating, complaints about the waste of water – the attacks have come from commentators, Catholics, animal rights groups and environmentalists.
Participants have said they've found great enjoyment and satisfaction in making and donating them, giving them time to think and reflect on the importance of creativity and memory.
The NUM leader, Arthur Scargill, had stepped up efforts to raise cash from the USSR; Soviet miners had responded by donating more than $1m from their wages.
Thank you so much to everybody who has offered to help me by donating money or offering me food, a place to stay or help with my training".
Just a tip for the future, Serge: you can feel the positivity by donating to charity – and it won't get you arrested.
The Weirs are now among the largest individual donors in British politics, and the most generous in Scottish political history, donating £5.5m from their winnings to the SNP and the official Yes Scotland pro-independence campaign over the past three years.
