Sentence examples for increase donorship from inspiring English sources
Robert Berman, founder of the Halachic Organ Donor Society, which campaigns to increase donorship within the global Jewish community, told The Independent: "The London Beth Din has a right to reject brain death but it has to be consistent and not cynical.
While with CARE, Ed led efforts to professionalize CARE's Human Resources, was instrumental in transforming CARE into an international organization, and increased corporate donorship by effectively communicating CARE's mission directly to executives.
Intuitively, she had grasped the golden rule of responsible donorship.
Two very worthy things, gin and blood donorship.
Judaism encourages selfless acts and almost all rabbinical authorities approve of consensual live organ donorship, such as donating a kidney.
Of all non-OECD humanitarian donors, only the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation ascribes to the principles of Good Humanitarian Donorship.
The Good Humanitarian Donorship principles provide a useful framework for these attempts reinforcing commitments to principled humanitarian action, involvement of beneficiaries and adherence to standards and principles.
Second, aid organisations should encourage non-OECD government donors to join the Good Humanitarian Donorship initiative, help devise a mechanism to measure the conduct of its members, and support them in meeting those standards.
An earnest, witty country song by the cleverest of singer/songwriters about a man who fears being buried after his death, who thus enthusiastically embraces the concept of organ donorship: "Throw my brain in a hurricane / The blind can have my eyes / The deaf can have both my ears / If they don't mind the size".
If the rates increase, monthly payments increase.
