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Conservative Christian activists hold those sectarian foundations more dearly than they admit, and they are challenging the Obama administration's efforts to frame access to contraception and same-sex marriage as civil rights immune to the veto of "private" conscience.

The endowments of American foundations more than doubled between 1996 and 2006, but the increase only just kept pace with the rise in the total wealth of the Forbes 400 over that period.

People who call themselves strongly liberal endorse statements related to the 'harm/care' and 'fairness/reciprocity' foundations, and they largely reject statements related to 'in-group/loyalty,'authority/respectct,' and 'purity/sanctity.' People who call themselves strongly conservative, in contrast, endorse statements related to all five foundations more or less equally.

Critics of the current tax structure say it may make some foundations more reluctant to share the wealth for a year or so or to undertake large programs that require significant spending in any year for fear of raising their average giving levels.

Many of the Gates foundation's critics concede that the organisation is, as Edwards puts it, "closer to the best than the worst" on the spectrum of private charitable foundations: more expertly staffed, more focused on the problems where charity is most needed, more professional – there have so far been no obviously disastrous foundation-funded projects – and more prepared to change as it grows.

It was a result of profound changes in the moral foundations, more deeply at epistemological and ontological level, of 17th and 18th century Europe.

He sees the foundation more as a scientific organization than as a human-rights organization.

In Mr. Obama's phrasing, the goal is to create a "new foundation," more solid than the bubbles of recent years.

It's not just the foundation: more stories will be written about paid speeches and consulting contracts.

In years past, repeated conflicts between Barnes executives and local authorities cost the foundation more than $5 million of its legacy.

Mr Speaker, stability the foundation; more investment not less; responsibility from all, opportunity for all and not just the few.