Sentence examples for proposed donation from inspiring English sources

Pressed further about the amount of the proposed donation, Tygart said that it was about $250,000.

The proposed donation threatened to derail a planned visit by Gorbachev to Britain to foster better relations between east and west.

Out of the blue, a plan has been tabled to establish a community land trust (CLT), facilitated by a proposed donation from the prison of enough land to build 20 houses – a number of which will be "affordable" – managed by a housing association, which will provide around £250,000 for the much needed infrastructure repairs.

An article on Saturday about public pushback against a proposed donation by the billionaire Stephen A. Schwarzman to the high school he attended misstated the date on which Mr. Schwarzman, while speaking to a gathering of school superintendents in Nashville, announced the donation.

He describes what he calls a "chapter of failures" in the way the proposed donation was scrutinised by the LSE's council, saying that due diligence "remained at best embryonic".

32′s proposed donation restrictions.

Cambridge is required to consider whether proposed donations are the proceeds of tax evasion or activities that violate "international conventions that bear on human rights".

The original fund's trustees were forced to testify before a grand jury and Congressional committees about Mr. Trie's proposed donations and had to fend off a lawsuit.

Despite strong opposition from Faulkner and backbencher Daryl Melham, Labor's caucus passed new donation laws that water down proposed new donation thresholds to achieve long-term bipartisan support for the additional public funding.

Some NYU faculty began questioning the wisdom of accepting the donation in January, when the advisory committee of NYU's existing Center for Ancient Studies was asked to review the proposed Levy donation.

According to my sources, just the proposed $500,000 "donation" to environmental groups is "substantial" under this law.