Sentence examples for implications for charities from inspiring English sources
There are implications for charities too.
This kind of decision making has huge implications for charities.
This has significant implications for charities, which play such an integral role in our way of life at home, and in our standing abroad.
Advertising on Facebook is a highly cost effective way for charities of all sizes to get their campaigns and messages to a wide audience, and banning them would have major implications for charities and the people they support.
From the issue of military readiness and implications for charities in an age of budget cuts, to the nuances of smartphone addition and parenting guidelines, here is a flavour of some of the excellent discussion that has been taking place across Guardian.co.uk and on our social media accounts over the past seven days.
Controversially, Oxfam agreed to give Van Hauwermeiren and two other senior officials "a phased and dignified exit," because firing them would have had "potentially serious implications" for the charity.
Raised money for charity, great.
Nearly £2bn a year goes to charity through legacies and the lawyer said the ruling had "major implications for the work of the whole charity sector".
He raised money for charities.
The winners get cash prizes for charities.
