Sentence examples for set up foundation from inspiring English sources

In a vote to set up foundation trusts in the English NHS, Blair's majority was cut to 35 because many English Labour MPs rebelled or failed to vote; Blair needed 67 Scottish and Welsh MPs to push the trusts through.

In 1971 he used that money to set up Foundation 41 — named for the 41 weeks between conception and birth — to study the causes of mental and physical problems in newborns.

Luxury groups tend to set up foundations to promote contemporary art.

Most set up foundations to finance political advocacy or donate to existing NGOs, many of which have large memberships.

Martin Rothenberg, who set up foundations for his three children to run after the sale of his company, Syracuse Language Systems.

Otherwise we'll lose everyone on the way". Luxury groups tend to set up foundations to promote contemporary art.

They could also pay higher taxes if they were not allowed to set up foundations to avoid capital gains and estate taxes.

To get around that, for-profit charter companies set up foundations to file the application and then hire those companies to operate the schools.

Some time afterwards he settled in Florida, where he set up foundations to promote democracy in Cuba and independent teaching in the schools.

The story detailed how certain eating clubs set up foundations in order to give their donors tax breaks for contributions that pay for social facilities.

Large companies like Toyota would like to hire more women, and have even set up foundations to offer grants and scholarships for them.