Sentence examples for order to donate from inspiring English sources
In order to donate in his honor, please visit http://www.firstgiving.com/ anthonydemairo.
By M. C. Blackman The New Yorker, May 1 , 1954P. 100 Story about a friend of the writer who deprived himself in order to donate to the Fresh Air Fund.
"I think we will see the death toll rise," Michael Cheatham, the hospital's chief surgical-quality officer, warned the press at 11 A.M. It did not, owing in part to the efforts of ordinary Orlandoans, who waited for up to eight hours in order to donate blood, and of doctors at Orlando Regional who, by Monday afternoon, had performed more than thirty surgeries.
Had Nick and his parents realized how alive he still needed to be in order to donate his vital organs successfully, they could have been given an honest choice between having Nick remain at home until the end and giving up on his goal of becoming a donor, and going to the hospital much earlier and staying until he could be declared "as good as dead".
The relevant potential level of the donor thermodynamically needs to be more negative than the VB edge position of the semiconductor in order to donate an electron to the vacant hole.
So basically Trump has to blackmail someone in order to donate $5 million to a worthy charity.
A company that pleaded guilty to two counts of solid-waste violations at a pigment manufacturing plant it owns in Peekskill has been fined $100,000 and ordered to donate $75,000 to a Hudson River environmental group, Westchester District Attorney Jeanine Pirro said yesterday.
He was given a six-month suspended jail sentence, two years' unsupervised probation, and ordered to donate $5,000 to a local hospital.
Judge Howard T. Owens Jr. of Superior Court put Mr. Judd on probation for 30 days and ordered him to donate $250 to a local charity.
The RFU should not have left it to Eddie Jones to administer a few reproving words; it should have waved its legal adviser politely away, voluntarily handed Marler either a one-match ban or a suspended sentence and ordered him to donate 50% of his match fee to Sport Relief.
After meeting with some of the players in his office in Lower Manhattan, Komansky ordered his company to donate $50,000 for uniforms, equipment and transportation.
