Sentence examples for force foundations from inspiring English sources

Legislation recently introduced in Congress would force foundations to give away more money to charities each year, but this potential windfall comes at a time when grantors are increasingly interested in seeing statistical results demonstrating a return on their investments.

The bear market in stocks will force foundations to cut back on grants as their endowment portfolios shrink, and donations from frightened high-net-worth individuals will fall, too.

Forcing foundations to give away funds at a faster rate could also have a big impact.

The proposed method takes account for uncertainty in mass density, surrounding forces, foundation stiffness, etc.

In court papers filed March 1 with the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court, the state attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer, backed the ruling and called for an even more demanding standard that would force community foundations to report all diversions to the state and eliminate the statute of limitations.

Test results demonstrated that the measured buoyancy force on foundations in clay ground was smaller than the theoretical buoyancy force, which is consistent with the large-scale field measurements, indicating that the proposed half interval search method is reliable and robust.

The main functions of such parts in the machine are to overcome the workloads and their own gravities, and to transmit the loads and forces to foundations.

They also forced the foundation to sign a pledge not to prosecute them for the condition of the horses.

And now, recent lawsuits filed by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and more than two dozen municipalities, the first major assault on gun makers, have forced the foundation to assert its own political agenda rather than to rely on the rifle group.

With Israeli troops regularly invading Palestinian areas, the notion of cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian security forces, a foundation of the 1993 Oslo accords, has all but been abandoned.

Underlying the conflict are two forces: the foundation's desire to broaden Pacifica's audience and ensure the network's future, and programmers' suspicions that what the foundation really wants is to trade in the old audience and become a slightly more liberal version of National Public Radio.