Sentence examples for making large donations from inspiring English sources

He was generous, making large donations to charities.

Nor is anyone making large donations on behalf of underpaid and stymied early-career researchers trapped by a shortage of opportunities.

In 2006, police launched an investigation into claims people were being nominated for life peerages for making large donations to the Labour Party, then headed by Prime Minister Tony Blair.

We knew the kind of people who were prone to making large donations to the Conservative Party even before their names cropped up in the Panama Leaks.

What if the government met with wealthy individuals like Warren Buffett and asked them to consider making large donations and even encouraging other private donors to match it.

The Seoul Central District Court granted prosecutors' request for the arrest of Ahn Jong-beom, Park's former senior secretary for policy coordination who is suspected of pressuring companies into making large donations to nonprofit organizations controlled by Park's friend, court spokesman Shin Jae-hwan said. .

But in real terms, she said, there has been little change in individual giving for several years, except that the overall number of donors has decreased, so that fewer philanthropists are making larger donations.

(Coincidentally, the White House insists, many of those executives subsequently made large donations to the party).

In more recent years, the Kochs have made large donations to the United Negro College Fund.

Two executives who run Guggenheim made large donations to the campaign of former Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi last year.

Members of the Riady family also made large donations to state Democratic parties in 1992.