Sentence examples for foundations involved from inspiring English sources

There are more indigenous Czech foundations involved with helping Gypsies, not just foreign organizations like Mr. Soros's Open Society Institute, which helps Mr. Gina's organization.

The foundations involved are the Ford Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, the James Irvine Foundation, The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Kresge Foundation, the McKnight Foundation, the Rasmuson Foundation and the Robina Foundation as well as an anonymous donor.

It was closed for the summer as repairs to the foundations involved divers, so it needed to be carried out while seas were less likely to be rough.

We need to include the private sector, medical institutions and foundations involved in solving this public health crisis, which is why we are proposing to seek private support to implement the PABI Plan by hiring over 5,000 veterans and veterans' family members to serve as the case managers across every state to implement the PABI Plan.

We invited elected public and health board representatives, local service providers, community members and representatives of the charitable foundations involved.

All of the foundations involved in conducting clinical trials, where funding sources were specified, were funded by private organizations such as pharmaceutical companies.

Corporate foundations and family foundations have been partially explored (Bodo and Monteverdi 2009); however, there are no empirical studies on family business foundations involving simultaneous and mutual observations of the two 'bodies': business and family.

Onshore turbines are commonly supported by massive spread foundations involving hundreds of cubic metres of concrete and tonnes of steel reinforcement.

Amakhala Game Reserve also has a foundation involved in addressing social needs within communities around the reserve.

After graduation, she "floated" for a few years, first at a Washington foundation involved in women's issues, and then in New York, where she worked at a Quaker N.G.O.

Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about efforts to prevent abusive relationships with programs directed at middle school students omitted, at two points, part of the name of a foundation involved in the effort.