Sentence examples for foundations to take from inspiring English sources

One of the first foundations to take Grossman's ideas seriously was the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation, which had been financing Rheedlen for years.

Making Star Power Work The other appeal of Mr. Brooks's charity is that it allows ballplayers who might not have the resources to start their own foundations to take advantage of his work in setting up the organization and identifying deserving charities.

"The potential here is terrific and there are great foundations to take the club further forward.

"It's been a home to me since day one, a lot of hard work has been done and all we want to do is build on those foundations to take the club forward".

In direct response to the cuts at GSK and AstraZeneca, the Institute of Medicine Forum on Neuroscience and Nervous System Disorders organized a meeting in late June that brought together leaders from government, academia, and private foundations to take stock.

And, considering the threshold hasn't changed since it was originally established in 1983, it's perfectly understandable to revisit the definition to make sure it's still accomplishing its original goals of protecting people without sufficient financial foundations to take on the economic risks of private investments.

As one dynasty prepares to break up, another may be laying the foundation to take its place.

Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, who had been the foundation's president, cited "the incapacity of the foundation to take a clear-cut position on the revolutionary ideology and racist rhetoric" of the document demanding reparations.

Dr. Robert A. Goldstein, the foundation's chief scientific officer, said there was simply not enough scientific data on the promise of therapeutic cloning for his foundation to take a position on it.

In today's globalized world, you fall behind faster than ever if you are not building the education, infrastructure and economic foundation to take advantage of this world — but you catch up faster if you do.

"We would expect the foundation to take a more active oversight role," said Mr. Denham, adding that it would include an "after-the-fact evaluation of the effectiveness of the standards adopted by the board".