Sentence examples for foundation it would be from inspiring English sources
If they put money into a foundation, it would be required to distribute at least 5percentt of its assets every year and file reports on its work available for all to see.
If it were a private foundation, it would be prohibited from selling to a company related to a major donor..
Before applying a foundation, it would be best to use a concealer to get a perfect, blemish free face,especially if you plan on taking a close-up.
Henry Conway has requested that his fee for this article be donated to the Elton John Aids Foundation It would be possible to snipe that he doesn't need the Telegraph's cash after having so much public money passed his way in recent times but, instead, risking ridicule, let's applaud the generosity which is, at the very least, a byproduct of this canny PR move.
The foundation said it would be the largest land preservation deal ever undertaken by a nonprofit organization in the state.
The Wellcome Trust, a charitable foundation, said it would be a responsible landowner, although it will not sign up to the Co-op's ethical guidelines.
The foundation says it would be almost impossible to remove the plastic already in the patch by traditional methods, like nets attached to boats.
I'll give you a hint: If his skin tone were a MAC foundation shade, it would be called, "Oompa Loompa".
Where today under a foundation grant it would be a 25-page (or a 200 page!) document with extensive claims about the situation they were facing and the exact outcomes they planned to achieve, Cobb's proposal was two pages long and defined exactly the purpose of the schools.
Indonesian democracy seems to have firmer foundations, but it would be a serious mistake to assume that they are fully built.
The basic solution is to provide training programs for immigrants that help them build and maintain solid foundations and it would be beneficial to have intermediary programs that support education and relationships with employers.
