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Meanings of charitable society in English
Russian
благотворительная организация Portuguese
instituição filantrópica Spanish
asociacion caritativa Catalan
entitat benèfica Non-profit organization with a charitable purpose.
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Examples for "charity"
Examples for "charity"
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One American charity, Population Services International, came up with a better idea.
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Many people here question charity organizations after several scandals in recent years.
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The charity is warning people of the possible dangers of the sea.
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Many companies, including micro-enterprises, will select a charity to support each year.
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The bird welfare charity is unveiling its environmental programme for government today.
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Funny how we associate different charities with different times of the year.
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A similar law already exists targeting charities and other civil society groups.
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The Second World War veteran has raised £33m for health service charities.
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Every year it grants millions of dollars to hundreds of different charities.
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But charities say hundreds of thousands of people are struggling without help.
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She asked the agent of a charitable organization to intercede for her.
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Surely he could give it to some charitable organization without much trouble.
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He was barred from working for any Pennsylvania charitable organization.
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The margin calls related to loan agreements that involved family members and a charitable organization.
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And if you're angling for a subscription to some charitable organization you're wasting your time.
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They are a charity organisation helping to lift the threat of day zero.
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Lambie will be competing for the charity organisation Team Rubicon Australia.
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The Thomson Reuters Foundation is a charity organisation that is independent of Thomson Reuters.
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Doctors Without Borders vs crime stats However, charity organisation Doctors Without Borders beg to differ.
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Even the Italian charity organisation in Afghanistan which mediated the swap has turned against the government.
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Lady Gaga is teaming up with Harvard University to form the Born This Way Foundation, a non-profit, charitable organization.
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God pity the people that fall into the hands of public charity!
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So make haste and get yourself off the public charity lists.
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That would be degradation worse than the acceptance of public charity.
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I feel as if I were an object of public charity.
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He was prepared to punish them by leaving it to a public charity.
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At the same time, his own philanthropic organization, Omidyar Network, conducted itself with unusual secrecy.
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Thrust into the public eye as a philanthropic organization, the club now made children's welfare its project.
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Bush's Points of Light philanthropic organization.
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They remain dedicated parents and committed partners in business and their philanthropic organization, The Lopez Foundation, said the statement.
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To the outside world, the Monition Club was a philanthropic organization involved in the advancement of anthropology and ancient philosophies.
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Mark Zuckerberg's new philanthropic organisation and claims it is just a way to avoid tax.
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The private arts philanthropic organisation Brown Bread carried out a review of the Foundation last year.
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Among the attendees was Warehouse founder Sir Stephen Tindall, who set up philanthropic organisation the Tindall Foundation in 1995.
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The Pacific Voyagers are supported by Okeanos, a German-based philanthropic organisation, and their trip is being documented in a film.
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Texan John Hinckley Jr. was the 25-year-old son of a wealthy oil merchant who was also the president of philanthropic organisation World Vision.
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Elba said he probably wouldn't have made it without the charitable organisation.
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He was even a member of that charitable organisation himself.
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The 25-year-old discovered the money in a cupboard he had been given by a charitable organisation.
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The charitable organisation, Kaimanawa Heritage Horses, helps find homes for the animals so they could avoid slaughter.
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The studio is a charitable organisation that gives young opera singers an opportunity to learn and perform.
Usage of charitable society in English
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The charitable society of which I am a member will pay the expense.
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I presented myself as representing a charitable society, and I was shown here to visit him.
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She had been writing a note to a charitable society of which she was a member.
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Amy and Hope were a charitable society.
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The American millionaire had, from his first appearance in London, interested himself in more than one charitable society.
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She could have put herself in connection with some proper charitable society- Ishouldnever have objected to that.
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A charitable society at Antwerp is first given the name of Lollards, because they lulled the sick by singing to them.
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On the previous day she had read the annual report of a private charitable society of which her husband was a member.
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As for quiet, the lower floors are occupied by a charitable society; so I fancied there would not be much traffic on the stairs.
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Her plain gray merino dress, beautifully fitting her figure, suggested, with its pale blue facings, some uniform, as of the charitable society she patronized.
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He obtained an outfit for Karl from a charitable society, and placed him as apprentice with a shopkeeper for whom the boy had run errands.
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He wondered to what charitable societies his mother would leave her money!
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The charitable societies and missions send them out by scores in their appeals.
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Some charitable societies are helping people in our neighbourhood but it is not enough.
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They all received some assistance from the French Government and from the many charitable societies.
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Widows and their children always figure largely among those helped by charitable societies and institutions.
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Translations for charitable society
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