Sentence examples for extend charity from inspiring English sources
She reminds of Greek, Jewish and Christian tendencies to extend charity and care only to members of the group of inclusion throughout Western history.
But extending charity "to those harmed, and to those that have done the harm is our testimony to the world of love and forgiveness".
And while it's hard to do, one should also extend some charity to the members of the FOMC.
Feminist action group Sisters Uncut, which protests against funding cuts to domestic violence services, said the Home Office would 'have blood on its hands' if it failed to extend the charity's funding.
We asked a group of leaders from the charity sector to tell us what they'll be pushing for - from simplifying tax regimes and government contracts, to more recognition for volunteers, a ten-year test for new spending, a pledge for 10% of new government contracts to go the social sector, and an examination of whether Gift Aid could extend to charity lottery tickets, the list was long.
Alas, my Alison!" Chaucer extends his charity not just to fools but to scoundrels.
Do fellow philanthropists ever criticize you for not extending your charity to Israel?
An additional £100m of Libor fines will go to military charities and help will be extended to charities for the emergency services.
As a result, we extend our own charity to this troubled, pensive Prospero when he begs release by prayer.
It's Pieto's hundredth Test, but I don't think the Aussies would have wanted to extend him the charity of a life.
