Sentence examples for foundation moved from inspiring English sources
Then three years ago the foundation moved the dinner to Cipriani.
But three months after the merged foundation moved into its new home, those supporters have soured because of over staff departures and discontent among donors and local nonprofits.
When a survey showed that residents felt a radio station owned and managed by Hopis could help unify the reservation, the foundation moved ahead with the project.
But Ms. Horta said that if the foundation "moved mountains" for Elian, it could do something to get her daughter out of Cuba.
LONDON — The Latin American telecommunications giant América Móvil threatened on Friday to walk away from its proposed bid of 7.2 billion euros, or $9.5 billion, for the Dutch cellphone operator KPN after a local foundation moved to block the takeover.
According to the city, the foundation moved beyond its mandated area and brought in about 300 headstones, placing them on land that had never been part of the cemetery.
Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about a judge's decision to let the Barnes Foundation move its art collection to Philadelphia from Merion, Pa., misstated the origin of a policy limiting visitors to 1,200 a week.
Correction: January 21 , 2005 Friday An article on Dec. 14 about a judge's decision to let the Barnes Foundation move its art holdings from Merion, Pa., to Philadelphia misstated the number of works by Renoir, Cezanne and Picasso in the collection.
The railway tracks on stiff soil foundation running the train and the asphalt pavement on soft soil foundation moving the vehicle are treated as examples.
Ford, which gives away hundreds of millions of dollars a year, has been criticized for making too many small grants, but it has steadfastly stuck to that strategy as and more foundations moved to give money away in larger chunks.
Some homes built in the areas of early farms had to have their foundations moved to stilts as the peat deteriorated; other areas lost approximately 8 feet of soil depth.
