Sentence examples for to donations from inspiring English sources
noun
A voluntary gift or contribution for a specific cause.
There are also concerns about what happens to donations.
A similar divide — 10 percent versus almost 15 percent — occurred with respect to donations to ATN.
The pledges would be converted to donations automatically, as soon as someone decided to run.
But when they opened up to donations, Rhinehart says, "we got that in two hours".
It would, Mr. Beal said, quickly lead to a permanent end to donations.
"I love tithing," Ann Romney told Parade magazine, referring to donations to the Mormon Church.
In the past few years, thanks to donations and government grants, it has spluttered into life.
The Senate version links portability to donations, whereas the House version does not.
The new fund would be in addition to donations made by individual players and teams.
The soft-money ban would apply to donations from both unions and corporations.
In the interest of tax simplification, the tax credit should apply only to donations above a certain minimum.
