Sentence examples for giving arrangements from inspiring English sources

A CAUTIONARY tale for donors who entered into two time-tested, long-term giving arrangements — charitable gift annuities and donor-advised funds — has emerged from bankruptcy court.

Figure  2 demonstrates family-based care giving arrangements for both single and double orphans.

Epidemiological studies have been conducted to characterize living and care giving arrangements for orphans.

They acknowledge that granting prisoners the right to vote would neither threaten public safety nor be difficult to implement, given arrangements for postal voting.

This week Wingspan is a sextet, though it isn't given arrangements that make much use of its palette: in most of the pieces, two or three musicians left the stage for stretches of time, returning for their solos.

In addition, care-giving arrangements in left-behind families have been linked with high 'emotional cost' [ 44].

These means include sufficient investment and attention to human capital (e.g., education, nutrition and health), plans to ensure adequate future care-giving arrangements and family assets being passed on to children.

"I simply imagined how the component parts of a given arrangement might fit together," Dr. Eisner said in 2006, "and laid out the parts in accord with the vision.

That being the case, it is permissible to consider the nuclei as stationary in a given arrangement and then to solve the Schrödinger equation for the electrons in that stationary framework of nuclei.

His system allows him to make changes to a given arrangement -- knock out eight bars here, add eight bars there -- and have them entered automatically into his musicians' copies of the music.

The 242 frames of the 90-second movie are essentially maps of this "tunnelling current" with a given arrangement of atoms.