Sentence examples for foundations that promote from inspiring English sources

Nor will all cultures be comfortable with philanthropic foundations that promote Western values of freedom, technology and entrepreneurship.

Non-profit organizations and foundations that promote the arts, as well as civic and governmental groups that organize exhibitions based on themes or media are worth exploring -- and there truly is something out there for every artist.

You contend that medical technology companies are trying to influence doctors' use of medical devices by contributing to nonprofit charities and foundations that promote research and development of much-needed patient therapies.

And it raises questions about whether, ultimately, the schools are using taxpayer dollars to benefit the Gulen movement — by giving business to Gulen followers, or through financial arrangements with local foundations that promote Gulen teachings and Turkish culture.

Independent arts foundations that promote the visual arts include the Royal Scottish Academy, founded in 1826 and granted a Royal Charter in 1837.

The club's proceeds will benefit a nonprofit foundation that promotes youth golf, it said.

Word soon followed that FAIR was taking money from the Pioneer Fund, a foundation that promoted theories of the genetic superiority of whites.

"I'm glad to hear that he acknowledges the mistakes because they are obvious and bad," said Christoph Schuepp, country director of Internews, an American-based foundation that promotes press freedom.

Dr. Tanton, a Michigan ophthalmologist, has been a magnet for criticism since the 1980s, for writings that appear to disparage minorities and for accepting money from a foundation that promoted theories of white superiority.

Last year, De Bethune became a brand partner in the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie, the Geneva-based foundation that promotes the values of fine watchmaking, joining the 26 others in an exclusive club that includes Audemars Piguet, Greubel Forsey, Hublot, IWC and Richard Mille.

As Slate notes, it is hypocritical for a foundation that promotes workplace equality and support to hire interns without paying them.