Sentence examples for foreign foundations from inspiring English sources

It could have had the help that Botswana has been given by foreign foundations and universities.

Gisha gets half its annual budget in contributions from European governments and foreign foundations that rely partly on government support.

The old ranch there where the Castro boys grew up, with its raised Galician-style house and numerous wooden outbuildings, has recently been restored — with the help of foreign foundations — and turned into a desultory tourist trap whose most interesting feature is also its newest.

The first international arts fair was held in 2009 and brought together 111 artists from 25 countries with financing from foreign foundations, like the Prince Claus Fund of the Netherlands and the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, as well as a few Nepali companies like the conglomerate Surya Nepal and the Himalayan Bank.

Considering government, NGO leaders, domestic philanthropists, and foreign foundations, the volume examines the historical roots and distinct stages of philanthropy and charity in China, the health challenges philanthropy must address, and the role of the Chinese government, including its support for Government Organized Non-Governmental Organizations (GONGOs).

For the last five years it has been at least partially supported by foreign foundations.

Surely Clinton had to know her fees from Goldman Sachs and the foreign foundation donors were destined for press scrutiny.

"Instead of paving roads in deserted places, they should pave streets in U.B., where half of the population lives," said Ms. Munkhtsetseg, who works for a foreign foundation.

Soros set up his first foreign foundation in Hungary in 1984, and his efforts there serve as a model of his activities during this period.

They also coincide with government concern about the activities of fundamentalist teachers at Islamic schools, which it has said receive funds from foreign Muslim foundations, in particular from Saudi Arabia.

LB lectured and taught both at home and abroad, embarked on trips under the auspices of foreign governments, foundations, and universities, and became a sought-after raconteur and teller of tales from faraway places.