Sentence examples for system of donations from inspiring English sources

He goes on the offensive again today in the Independent on Sunday, claiming that Mendelsohn voiced support for his anonymous system of donations in April, five months before his appointment as Labour's fundraiser.

Later I figured out that there is no obligatory fee, but a system of donations, like church or Panera.

One US NGO representative commented on how the pooling mechanism itself generates a sense of obligation observing, " So my sense is that yes, I think the Global Fund mechanism makes more sense because particularly if there's a system of obligations as opposed to a system of donations, which is very, very different".

The aim of this study was to analyze the evolution of the legal framework, health system of donation, and transplantation of cells, tissues, and organs, measured based on processes and rates from 1978 to 2008 in Uruguay.

Certain groups are pushing to introduce an "opt-out" system of donation, whereby people would have to register as a non-donor in order to prevent their organs from being harvested when they die.

The current American system of organ donations, which forbids any incentives for donation, has created a niche market for just this type of crook.

It was always clear to Downing Street that the corollary of the Conservatives accepting a low cap on donations (a step which many in their ranks thought was wrong tactically, philosophically or both) was that the system of union donations to Labour would also have to be reformed.

Called Russia Behind Bars, the group helped organize the protests and raised money using a system of online donations.

Others have introduced a system of voluntary donations by visitors on entry to supplement their income, but the results of this approach generally have been disappointing.

But for Dr. McCabe, who died at 88 on Aug. 29, the episode underscored the shortcomings in the American system of kidney donations.

Palese says after the election her group will push harder for a reform of the opaque system of political donations and for a national corruption commission to be established.