Sentence examples for faith foundation from inspiring English sources

"Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa (MUJAO)." Tony Blair Faith Foundation, n.d.

"Perry has a very strong faith foundation, he's a proven job maker, and he at least talks tough on straightening out Congress.

The prize money went to his faith foundation and sports foundation, to further their work on building mutual understanding and helping young ­people flourish.

The Tony Blair Faith Foundation joined with the U.K.'s Department for International Development and the charities Islamic Relief, Oxfam, and World Vision to sponsor a series of seminars exploring the role of religion in development work.

Now that New Labour's evangelist-in-chief has moved on to found his own Faith Foundation, the grip should be loosened, and the secularists should feel safe to come out of the woodwork.

Even Mr Blair's close friends acknowledge that the saga damaged him not least financially, since Mr Murdoch stopped contributing to Mr Blair's faith foundation and cut him off from other friendly donors in America.But the main reason why the British have distanced themselves from Mr Blair is his refusal to admit to having done anything wrong.

Tony Blair, with an interest in promoting his own role and that of his inter-faith foundation, would have this as a conflict between moderation and extremism within Muslims in which the West can act to promote the one against the other.

In the one corner The Richard Dawkins (anti-faith) Foundation is wanting to tell people who call themselves Christians that they really aren't Christians at all – as if Richard Dawkins were the ideal arbiter on this subject.

As well as godless me, Ayesha had invited her Hindu boss and a Buddhist colleague from the Tony Blair Faith foundation.

She has also been nominated by Bill Clinton as a "21st century heroine", and profiled as a Faith Heroine by the Tony Blair Faith Foundation.

Now he pours some of his unspent energy into an NGO called the Tony Blair Faith Foundation (TBFF), which has the stated aim of helping to prevent "religious prejudice and conflict and extremism [by] working with people of faith and none.... ......In Mr Blair's vision of things, religion can be a force for knowledge and mutual understanding rather than benighted ignorance.