Sentence examples for donations intended from inspiring English sources

The allegations, which relate to his time in office, include the purchase of a hotel and an accusation that he misdirected donations intended for a Buddhist monastery.

The Civil Affairs Ministry also "asked charity groups to regulate donations intended for Sichuan, calling for transparency and social supervision," according to China Daily, an English-language newspaper.

He is also accused of giving a $15m pay-off to Mr Montesinos, authorising illegal phone tapping, bribing opposition legislators and stealing Japanese donations intended for Peru's poor.Mr Fujimori may have expected similar treatment to Mr Menem's.

The leader of one of Brazil's largest evangelical churches declared his church was "at war" this week, following allegations that his organisation had siphoned off billions of dollars of donations intended for charity.

Mr. Goode donated $90,000 of his campaign money to charities after the MZM scandal broke, saying he did not know before then that any donations from MZM employees were "straw" donations intended to circumvent campaign spending laws.

Vincent Ragusa, whose son Michael was assigned to Engine Company 279 and died in the attack, said, "I can't understand the logic that excludes 97 families of firefighters from receiving donations intended for all of the firefighters".

Even after she was reminded that the Los Angeles affiliate was one of the seven California affiliates to publicly criticize Komen's decision, Ms. Healy said she was directing her 2012 donation intended for Komen to Planned Parenthood instead.

Most official policy documents appear to use the term 'voluntary, non-remunerated' blood donation to describe a voluntary donation, intended for an unknown recipient that does not provide any direct financial benefit to the donor (WHO 2010).

"UNICEF in Bosnia and Herzegovina is very grateful to the Novak Djokovic Foundation for its donation intended for reconstruction and the procurement of school supplies for two pre-schools, which will enable children from Sanski Most and Samac to return to their normal lives as soon as possible.

There would be no practicable way to determine whether or not those donations were intended to be used for referendum campaigning.

But many donations were intended to help all of the school system's 1.1 million students recover from a trauma that knows no geographic boundaries.