Sentence examples for for charitable works from inspiring English sources

The CEMA Chile foundation was founded in 1954 as a vehicle for charitable works by the country's first ladies.

Among the issues, they said, was making sure that money for charitable works was kept in separate accounts from money being used for religious purposes.

Mr. Gibbs and others said they expected that efforts by religious organizations to expand legal exemptions would intensify in light of President Bush's proposal to increase federal financing for charitable works of religious organizations.

Part of the public fascination with the Savile case relates to how a popular entertainer, known for charitable works, could avoid the attention of the police for so long even though he had hinted broadly in his own autobiography about sexual exploits.

It also found that even after complaints against Mr. Savile were made elsewhere in Britain, the police in his hometown, Leeds, continued to turn to him for help in promoting crime prevention campaigns, relying on his celebrity status as a quirky entertainer known publicly for charitable works.

While opponents of the measure argued that the president's tax cut left little new money for charitable works, they focused their resistance on what they saw as the threat posed by the bill to the rights of minorities and the separation of church and state.

His real zeal is for charitable work.

They promoted the Howe Foundation for charitable work.

Neil Young named as MusiCares award winner, for charitable work.

Likewise, in February 2006, Clinton headed to Asia for charitable work to help tsunami and AIDS victims.

Religious organizations are barred from accepting foreign donations for charitable work.