Sentence examples for granted charity from inspiring English sources

He could have pointed out that it remained to be seen whether the I.R.S. was simply doing its job in checking out whether the rash of new conservative groups that appeared during and after the 2010 midterms, some of which were reportedly affiliated with the Tea Party, deserved to be granted charity status.

She got her break at the age of 15, thanks to the Starlight wish granting charity.

"I spoke to someone at the hospital and they mentioned there's a certain number of patients a year they grant charity to," he said.

However, because the IRS has thus far been reluctant to grant charity status to such centers, it is unlikely that local organizations like these can multiply sufficiently to make a real difference.

In 2011 the group received the ire of the Australian Taxation Office, who had originally granted IHE charity status, but then came to doubt the benevolence of their lavish experiments.

The scene of his eviction offends our modern liberal sensibilities in its picture of a destitute and infirmed human being turned out to live, first on the streets of Montgomery, Alabama, and later among the caskets, replete with corpses, of the mortuary where Traylor was finally granted the charity of shelter.

However, many third world countries believe they cannot wait until the big pharmaceutical companies grant them charity.

Donating assets such as appreciated stock that has been held for a year or more is among the most tax-advantaged items to grant to charity.

These are grants that allow charities to feed back to government on what they have learned about service delivery and conditions on the ground.

Trump, though, seems to take it for granted that a charity bearing a person's name is not much more than a self-aggrandizing, financially convenient vanity project.

It is a reminder of how the rights of women were not granted as acts of charity, but fought for, and at immense cost and considerable sacrifice.