Sentence examples for if donated from inspiring English sources

It was not declared in Leave.EU's spending returns and if donated, it would also be impermissible.

He said it would take $17 million to dispose of the cars if they had to be dismantled and disposed of in landfills, but only $4.7 million if donated and shipped to reef programs.

If donated to the Seva Foundation to treat trachoma and other common causes of blindness in developing countries, it could protect 100 children from losing their sight as they grow older.

That sum, if donated to the Against Malaria Foundation and used to provide bed nets to families in malaria-prone regions, could save the lives of at least two or three children (and that's a conservative estimate).

Total anonymity raises problems of its own: it precludes the possibility of informing donors or their relatives if donated material reveals them to be at risk from a specific disease.The question of confidentiality is bound up with another conundrum: who is going to pay for biobanks?

If donated to the Fistula Foundation, it could pay for surgeries for approximately 17 young mothers who, without that assistance, will be unable to prevent their bodily wastes from leaking through their vaginas and hence are likely to be outcasts for the rest of their lives.

When one adult donates to another, they have to give a larger portion of their liver than if donating to a child, so the risks are greater.

If donating my kidney undermines "trust in the whole system," as was suggested by the head of the transplant surgeons' ethics committee, stop all blood donations.

"If donating my blood will save others from dying then it will be an honour to do it.

I called some political operatives to see if donating by text message raised any red flags for them.

We often can't help but wonder if donating our chump change can actually make a difference.