Sentence examples for seeking to donate from inspiring English sources

Wealthy individuals seeking to donate large sums to New York politicians also already have several techniques for sidestepping contribution limits.

A criminal complaint unsealed on Wednesday says an undercover agent from the Federal Bureau of Investigation posed as a businessman seeking to donate $16,000 to an unidentified candidate for citywide office in New York.

Changing the policy would have resulted in about 62,300 gay men, or men who had had gay sex only once, seeking to donate blood, Andrew Dayton, an F.D.A. medical officer, estimated.

In a final attempt to save the house, the North Carolina bank that owns the tiny Seattle bungalow has been seeking to donate it to someone willing to move it, and then sell the land.

William Barnard, head of the Democrats Abroad chapter here said, in an interview, that he has had to explain to his many British friends who are seeking to donate money or volunteer to work for Democrats, that they are barred by law from doing so.

Now Mobaldi's husband is seeking to donate her body for medical research and struggling to find anyone who can help.

Looking to help, crowds of citizens, including the history writer David McCullough, sought to donate blood at George Washington University Hospital in Foggy Bottom.

The foundation does continue, though, to provide a vehicle for people like Ms. Coughlin, who seek to donate items they hope will appear in the museum.

And I've heard several accounts from individuals who sought to donate to the scholarship program but were either rebuffed or never had their emails returned.

The Summum church had sought to donate a monument setting out its Seven Aphorisms to a public park in Pleasant Grove City, Utah.

All men who seek to donate blood are asked if they have had sex, even once, with another man since 1977.