Sentence examples for foundations out of from inspiring English sources
The bookkeeping and careful tracking these grants require keep many foundations out of the challenge business, and most donors prefer the straightforward act of writing a check to the threat of a potential withdrawal.
"That's particularly [true] at a time when U.S. universities benefit from both permanent endowments and the generosity of private foundations out of all proportion to those of our universities".
Our breakfasts have always been in churches and ministers have been the leaders, but the speeches have not focused much on the theological foundations out of which Dr. King moved.
If the word "philanthropy" conjures up solely images of stodgy foundations and out-of-touch donors, it may be time to clear your cache.
Builders in Mosquitia typically made a foundation not out of cut stone but of clay and stone rubble, over which they laid river stones, then added superstructures, made of wood and adobe, which have long since vanished.
Starting at the centre of your face, blend the foundation out to the edges of your face.
Harvey and Annette Whittemore were not the first to start a research foundation out of desperation to find answers for an incurable disease.
The law, which was signed this month by Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, bars trustees from moving a trust or foundation out of Texas without court approval.
"[Krugar Cowne] approached the foundation out of the blue, representing Eat… and asked if Mr Blair would give the keynote speech in exchange for a donation to the foundation".
Sunday's vote appeared to knock the foundation out of the current political system — more than half of voters opted for anti-establishment, euroskeptic parties — without offering a clear alternative.
