A cap on the amount of income hospitals can raise from private patients was put in place by Labour in 2003, amid political controversy over the setting up of foundation hospitals, which have more freedom to decide how their services are run.
The flood of letters (and financial donations) that poured in from other women, and the unexpected level of interest in a meeting organised at the House of Commons in July 1963 (described in Timothy Cook's 2007 history of the carers movement) led to the setting up of the National Council, providing the foundation from which the carers movement has grown.
"But now it has modernized to a different definition of Bollywood and we forget that Indian classical dance has kind of set up that foundation".
Then, after her release in 1993 following a grant of clemency by Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, she set up a foundation that raised millions of dollars for scholarships for children of women in prison in New York State.
So, Mr. Geffen, I guess I'm just suggesting that as you contemplate laying down hundreds of millions of dollars to set up a foundation to save Journalism - a truly laudable goal that just might be necessary to the preservation of our democracy - is it possible that some little wafer of that largesse might be applied to what appears to be a very small part of the much larger problem?
Since leaving the UN in December 2006, he has been based in Geneva, where he has set up a foundation, the Global Humanitarian Forum, of which he is president.
WHEN Mr. Buffett was in his early 30s, his father set up a foundation so each of his children could give away $100,000 a year.
To this end, she wants to set up a foundation with some of the profits, has avoided industrialised conditions for her meat and used packaging from sustainable forests.
Another method is to set up a foundation under the auspices of an existing state-approved foundation.
How can the L.I. Philharmonic compete with that?" The Barbashes set up their foundation at the urging of their accountant.
