Sentence examples for donations in return for from inspiring English sources

Cruddas was sacked over allegations in the Sunday Times that he had sought party donations in return for access to the prime minister.

To raise the shortfall, fans are being invited to make donations in return for a piece of the film action, including tickets, DVDs and photos.

Now it's nearly October, aka Stoptober, when scores of selfless people beg for donations in return for giving up a nicotine habit that, if continued, is likely to result in their death.

The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has said the EU cannot strike a Turkey-style deal in which the Libyan government would be given substantial EU donations in return for keeping people in Libya.

But he soon became the highest-profile figure to be ensnared in Brazil's "Car Wash" scandal, a scheme in which politicians allegedly accepted bribes and donations in return for lucrative government contracts.

It was wealthy Republicans, however, who raised much of the money for the pedestal, though the final $102,000 came from working-class families who gave small donations in return for getting their names listed in Joseph Pulitzer's newspaper, The New York World.

Each of the charities is also uniting on a simple fundraising approach – we are asking people to make a donation in return for a wristband to be worn on the day.

About 70percentt of the $58 million is in place, Mr. Reitz said, and Second Stage hopes to land a big donation in return for the right to rename the theater.

E-mails from Mr Grubman suggested that Sandy Weill, chief executive of Citigroup, may have ordered the donation in return for Mr Grubman upgrading the shares of AT&T Corp.See article: Should the chairman of Citigroup resign?Bond investors in WorldCom, a bankrupt American telecoms company, said they want Rudolph Giuliani, former mayor of New York, to become chairman.

The regulations would treat all types of charitable donations made in return for state tax credits the same, regardless of whether the recipient of the donation is a public entity or a private one.

Sadhus, estimated to number 4 to 5 million in India, command respect in Indian society and survive off donations offered in return for blessings and prayers.