Sentence examples for donations means from inspiring English sources
Ms. Hastings said that this decline, which is almost entirely due to a drop in corporate donations, means a diminished ability to help finance classical music programs for poor schools.
But a rapid response to Ebola would have been far cheaper in the long run than scrambling to catch up.Its reliance on voluntary donations means that the WHO struggles to shift funding fast or indeed to decide how to spend a big chunk of its budget in the first place.
He describes his videos as "helping the poor, the shy and those just too busy to make regular lessons", yet his online honour system, in which people who can afford to are encouraged to make donations, means he's able to make, in his words, "a comfortable living".
We really need more people to do this as the nature of human donations means it is very difficult to plan experiments.
A high rate of national kidney failure combined with a low rate of registered donations means that demand for black market transplants is strong: and more and more people are turning to social media to buy the organs of complete strangers, or sell their own for some quick cash.
Donations mean a great deal to the agencies supported by the Neediest Cases Fund.
The City Paper set up a fund for reader donations meant to offset the litigation fees, collecting 600 donations totaling $28,000 in the first three weeks.
Mr. Macedo and his organization, however, have been accused of misusing billions of dollars in donations meant for charity and have been accused of exploiting worshipers.
The donations meant that WikiLeaks would now be able to pay some volunteers, and in late May its full archive went back online.
These donations mean that a UN target to raise $10bn this year to assist poor countries in dealing with climate change was exceeded.
Major recent investments, including an EU contribution that has almost doubled to €1bn and large UK and US donations, mean that money should no longer be a barrier.
