Sentence examples for foundations could be from inspiring English sources
It wasn't so long ago that private foundations could be established only by an act of Congress, in part because they were considered so inimical to democracy.
Raising money from foundations could be humiliating — once, he had to wait forty-five minutes for a program officer to show up, and when she finally arrived she didn't even apologize for being late.
Though rocking shallow foundations could be designed to possess many desirable characteristics such as energy dissipation, isolation, and self-centering, current seismic design codes often avoid nonlinear behavior of soil and energy dissipation beneath foundations.
The collective wealth of these companies, channeled through major foundations, could be at least as transformative as the philanthropies of the industrial age, if not more so because of the vast wealth available in the tech sector today.
Police foundations could be found in all states, offering preparing projects offering for people.
If you have enough money, setting up and administering a foundation could be challenging and rewarding.
Her temple was so badly damaged that the forest reclaimed the land and only a few stones from the foundation could be found in the underbrush.
Nides told him that the foundation could be perceived as a problem if anyone with interests pending before the House contributed to it.
It is inconceivable that the Prince's Foundation could be made responsible for assessing the potential goodness or badness of major British architectural projects; not because its officers are culturally one-eyed, which is a very harsh and unreasonable thing to suggest.
In his opinion, Judge Motz noted that while the proposed settlement claimed to be "platform neutral," in that the funds in the foundation could be used to purchase any kind of computers and software, that neutrality would probably be lost in practice.
