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Meanings of major charity in English

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Usage of major charity in English
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He was in the middle of a major charity tour in the area.
The Irish Times
2
There is not one major charity doing any work on a large scale for Ebola orphans in Monrovia.
The Guardian
3
I think every major charity can justify paying their chief executive over £100,000.
The Guardian
4
The only major charity working in Calais, Doctors of the World, has expressed concern about the unsustainable nature of this kind of support.
The Guardian
5
He asks, Why does Ireland need seven major charities dealing with homelessness?
The Irish Times
6
Major charities Oxfam and Save the Children say they were amongst those hit.
Reuters
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Major charities like Oxfam GB are expecting a fall off in aid donations.
Reuters
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Some major charities have already stepped in to do this.
The Guardian
9
Four major charities will benefit from a nationwide charity scheme which encourages people to make wills.
The Irish Times
10
Appeals were set up to specifically help those in Syria by major charities working in the area.
BBC
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Several major charities reported a big spike in calls and emails from people wanting to know how they could help.
The Guardian
12
The trust had applied to major charities and was hoping philanthropists might also help fund the therapy trial, Mr Newman said.
Radio NZ
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The need for statutory control of fundraising activities and the prevention of fraud has the support of all the major charities.
The Irish Times
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Similar recommendations were made, with the support of all the major charities, in 1996 and in 2002.
The Irish Times
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But major charities are complex and difficult organisations to run with a set of skill requirements often more demanding than in other sectors.
The Guardian
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