Sentence examples for foundation bill from inspiring English sources

Foundation / Philanthropies: examples include Rockefeller foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates foundation.

As well as his work on health through the foundation, Bill has made climate change and clean energy a personal mission.

Similarly, the largest private foundation, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, just backed Aspect Ventures, a women-led venture fund, to help change the ratio in technology.

These would include a "strong economic foundation bill" which would implement a mansion tax and tobacco levy; freezing energy prices until 2017; banning recruitment agencies from hiring only from overseas, and cutting university tuition fees from £9,000 to £6,000 in England.

Last fall, she was a co-chairwoman of a fund-raising weekend for her father's foundation, billed as a post-60th-birthday celebration for him.

Under a deal set to expire in June, the foundation bills the mortgage servicers $100 for each session, then transfers that money to the appropriate credit counseling agency.

In light of a series of important reports on labour abuses published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, the bill also offers a valuable opportunity to bridge the gap between extreme exploitation found in cases of trafficking and a wide range of labour abuses.

BILL BELICHICK FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP: The Bill Belichick Foundation Scholarship, a $5,000.00 stipend, recognizes high school seniors and college students who have improved and excelled academically while participating in athletics.

The polio eradication coalition includes governments of countries affected by polio; private sector foundations (United Nations Foundation, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation); development banks (World Bank); bilateral donor governments; the European Commission; the International Red Cross and Red Crescent societies and nongovernmental organizations as well as corporate partners.

Attia offered the tours as part of a citywide festival, "Under the Mountain," sponsored by the municipality and private philanthropic foundations and billed as an attempt "to bring politics and art into the sphere".

Sedgemore had learnt to tolerate much about New Labour - according to Oliver Kamm, he was sufficiently leftwing to advocate price controls and nationalisation in the mid-1970s - but the anti-terrorism bill, foundation hospitals and Iraq were his sticking-points.