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Meanings of private foundation in English

Portuguese
fundação privada
Spanish
fundación privada
Catalan
fundació privada

Legal entity set up for a purpose such as philanthropy or an object legal in the economic operation.

fundação privada
Catalan
fundació privada dels estats units

United States legal status for organizations.

Related terms
fundació privada dels estats units
Antonyms
Examples for "public foundation"
Examples for "public foundation"
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The second is the field of legacies or bequests, annuities, opening an "advised fund" at a community or public foundation, or establishing a private foundation.
The Power of Giving
Usage of private foundation in English
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He will remain as president of the school's private foundation, she said.
Reuters
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They are convenient, cheaper to run than a private foundation, offer tax breaks and are lawful.
The Guardian
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A private foundation, Veritas certifies about 75 percent of offshore wind turbines, except Chinese, he said.
Reuters
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But nine hundred years ago it was purchased by a private foundation-that'sa thing like a Dowment.
Anathem
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North Carolina officials debated the offer internally, and even quietly approached a private foundation about buying the document.
Priceless: how I went undercover to rescue the world's stolen tr...
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The private foundation that runs it is careful in managing its image as an icon of musical Vienna.
Reuters
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But that isn't stopping a private foundation from training ultra-Orthodox Jews to hack Visual Basic and C code.
Wired
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After lunch, Gil's secretary greeted him as he entered the fifth-floor office space where he ran his private foundation.
Snow melts in spring
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It would likely take place under the auspices of a private foundation, with study participants footing much of the bill.
Wired
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Inglis said the Department of Energy would put together a private foundation to set up guidelines and requirements for the prizes.
Wired
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Siegel became president of the private foundation cited in the case in 1984, after it was established by a client's estate.
Reuters
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Lannan, based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a private foundation which supports contemporary literature, visual arts and native American communities.
The Irish Times
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The Sister Fund is a private foundation that believes gender- and social-justice work rooted in religious belief has the power to heal.
Feminist dot com
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When we look at philanthropic foundations in the next volume we shall see the way this has been implemented by private foundation funds.
America’s Secret Establishment
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The firm fired him in 2012, citing "concerns regarding dealings with a private foundation," according to Siegel's publicly available disclosure report.
Reuters
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But it was immediately followed by Lady Thatcher, who promised to make good any money that Cash and his " private foundation" might lose.
The Irish Times
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