Sentence examples for perpetual foundation from inspiring English sources

"Any perpetual foundation is going to be liable to drift," said James Piereson, president of the William E. Simon Foundation.

The perpetual foundation is based on the assumption that people can make intelligent decisions about the use of resources far into the future.

With a perpetual foundation, once you get past the second or third generation, that passion isn't necessarily there.

Bronfman: Of course, there are perpetual foundations doing great work.

Even without subscribing to that goal, donors are using deadlines to avoid creating perpetual foundations.

I find that in perpetual foundations, there can be a constant struggle between the needs of the present generation and the wishes of the original donor.

"A perpetual charitable foundation . . . is a completely irresponsible institution, answerable to nobody," he wrote.

THE latest news from the Palace, that Leona Helmsley left instructions that her charitable bequest of as much as $8 billion be used for the care and welfare of dogs, rubs our noses in the tax deduction for charitable gifts and its common vehicle, the perpetual private foundation.

Curiosity leading to inquiry provides the best foundation for perpetual self-improvement through study and experimentation.

This is not to say that no one challenges the foundations of perpetual war, but, those who do are frozen out of the discussion by political elites in Washington.

But the foundations complained that this would threaten their perpetual existence, and the bill did not pass.