Sentence examples for foundation activities from inspiring English sources
His hair is graying, and he prefers to talk about his Ricky Martin Foundation activities these days and about helping to build houses in Thailand after the tsunami.
Officially, the palace has insisted that the king knew nothing about the foundation activities of Mr. Urdangarin, who has pledged to prove his innocence.
"I would say on average we expect our trustees to spend 15 to 20 days a year, a big portion of their lives, working on foundation activities," Mr. Allaire said in a telephone interview two weeks ago.
After the foundation disbands, the trust must decide how much of the dance company to salvage, whether to continue classes in the studio, how to employ people to teach the dances to other companies — in short, to review which foundation activities are essential (and financially possible) to retain for the purpose of preserving Cunningham's legacy.
In discussions over the last few days, Mr. Clinton has agreed to disclose some major donors to his charitable foundation and to subject his future foundation activities and paid speeches to review by the White House counsel's office and the State Department ethics office, according to Democrats close to the negotiations.
Making certain that our foundation activities were in good hands.
In 1978 the Bankers Life and Casualty Company stock was placed in a trust to fund the foundation's activities.
In 2003, I refocused fully again on the foundation's activities, and in 2007 was appointed White House chief of protocol.
The foundation's activities include operating two sites for research on the disease, at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and the University of California at San Francisco.
Livestrong's stated purpose in visiting Capitol Hill lawmakers, according to lobbying records, included "issues related to support for the foundation's activities".
The secretary of state as well as relief groups would oversee the foundation's activities, Mr. Helms's aides said, to provide oversight and coordination with American foreign policy goals.
