Sentence examples for the foundations themselves from inspiring English sources

In the wake of these and other recent deals, a debate simmers among conservationists, ethicists and the foundations themselves, with everybody reluctant to confront the issue of balancing their fiduciary and environmental responsibilities.

Like Senator Grassley, Ms Peacock thinks that a charity should be licensed for a limited time say five years and then have to reapply.Encouragingly, many of the older foundations themselves are becoming more concerned about effectiveness, and have started demanding more information on how the money they provide is spent, says Mr Fleischman.

Secondly foundations themselves receive taxation exemptions.

There is the original manuscript from 1845 when senior boys, not their games masters, simply laid down the foundation rules themselves using plain language that has worn well: "law xxxvii – no player may be held, unless he is himself holding the ball".

The second, reflecting their philosophical nature and essential meaning for human beings, and simultaneously underlining – at least in the case of human biogenesis – the lack of specific rights to which human individuals are entitled to in their prenatal stages of development, is for them to be written into the foundation blocks themselves.

The foundations also view themselves as bulwarks against the excesses of violence, financing only those groups that support nonviolent demonstrations.

That year, the two lawyers, who declined to be interviewed, split control of four of the five foundations between themselves and slashed their fees.

The foundations in the Council are unlikely to find themselves involved in political ly controversial grants.

The foundations that finance social innovation could conceivably use a little innovation themselves.

While the foundations of the Theater (as it was known) remained, the walls themselves did not.

They immersed themselves in the study of nuclear energy, laying the foundations for a nuclear-powered navy.