Sentence examples for goodwill to put from inspiring English sources

She said: "I have always put great faith in the church and the goodwill to put the wrongs of the past right.

An initial public offering is the only way for a private-equity group to realise the value of its goodwill (and to put its owners at the top of the rich lists).Cynics would suggest the business has less to do with management skills and more to do with financing, anyway.

That would be a great goodwill gesture to put out there during the Beijing Olympics.

Measures against corporate intangible assets regime abuse prevent firms misusing goodwill allowances that allow them to put a value on their brand.

Global icon marks 10 years as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador with new drive to put children first LONDON, 9 February 2015 – David Beckham and UNICEF are today launching a groundbreaking initiative, 7: The David Beckham UNICEF Fund, to protect millions of children around the world from danger.

With no staff and an entirely new board, Crossroads hopes to ride a wave of sentimental outpouring and community goodwill to resurrect itself in time to put on another season next fall.

It will require organisation and cooperation, or to put it simply, it takes goodwill but also cash.

"We hope he continues to make donations to Goodwill and that he supports our efforts to find ways to put more Texans to work," he said.

It seems as if Newton is only partly responsible for the chemistry and goodwill on a team that has waited until the fourth quarter or overtime to put away six of its wins.

Proclaiming they've cleaned up their acts, the corporations also lauded their contributions to charity but some grumbled privately nonprofits aren't quick enough to put the handouts to work so that donors reap anticipated goodwill.

Many say his subsequent forays into the fields of philanthropy and politics were a desire to put to use the leadership qualities he displayed and the goodwill he earned internationally as a cricketer.