Sentence examples for giving abroad from inspiring English sources

"If these guidelines became the de facto standard of best practices for giving abroad, we might very well have to stop making grants outside the United States," said Eileen Growald, Rockefeller Philanthropy's chairwoman.

Americans give abroad the same way they give at home, predominantly through the private sector.

The nonprofit groups Give2 Asia, the National Philanthropic Trust and the Community Foundation Silicon Valley have all found tax deductions for their donors who give abroad.

HLS students may not enroll in programs of U.S. schools given abroad, or in programs designed expressly for American students or for students from countries other than that in which the school is located.

That lecture is something the President should not just give abroad.

In this dangerous new world, our enemies don't wear uniforms, threats cross national borders, and an order given abroad can quickly lead to devastation at home.

In addition, vaccinations given abroad are not registered in the Netherlands, which might result in under-reporting of the actual vaccination coverage among different ethnicities living in the Netherlands [ 7].

Posed the interpretation that withdrawing overseas aid is swapping suffering in this country with suffering abroad, Wickens adds: "No, because there is a difference giving money abroad and supporting need abroad.

This is heart-warming, but if all our charitable giving went abroad there would be something wrong.

Mr. Derbez said that the creation of such advisory groups, along with giving Mexicans abroad the right to vote in elections, were some of the steps the new team hoped to take to inspire Mexican expatriates.

Like plenty of other movers and shakers in modern Democratic politics, the man has no qualms about cashing in on his relationship to the president, giving speeches abroad and taking on corporate clients since parting ways with the White House.