Examples of using Charitable institutions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The benefit of charitable institutions.
The network also tried to take control of municipal activities in Hebron andmanage the activities of charitable institutions in the city.
Among the charitable institutions is a hospital.
The network also tried to take control of municipal activities in Hebron andmanage the activities of charitable institutions in the city.
These were founded as charitable institutions to enable poor scholars to attend the University.
During these years the economic condition of Pidvolochysk's Jews was good,to the point where there was no need for any official charitable institutions to exist.
Catholicos from 353 to 373, monasteries and various charitable institutions were first established throughout Armenia.
The Jewish charitable institutions, such as the old-age homes, orphanages and the hospital were closed or confiscated from their owners.
Under Catholicos Nerses(353-373), monasteries and various charitable institutions were first established throughout Armenia.
Charitable Institutions- Hizbullah operates a network of charitable institutions outside of Lebanon that brings money into the organization.
However, we are happy to support any applications for public scholarships that ourstudents wish to submit to the French government or charitable institutions.
On such matters as the operation of businesses, banks, public utilities, and charitable institutions, state constitutions are often more detailed and explicit than the federal one.
For many years, the Catholic Church in the Middle East has carried out her mission through a network of educational,social and charitable institutions.
Kurd said they had appealed to charitable institutions around the world to donate to the charitable associations in the Gaza Strip, and received promises of funds covering 20% of the total sum of aid they hope for.
David Hughson writing in 1808 described Colston as"the great benefactor of the city of Bristol, who, in his lifetime,expended more than 10,000L.[£] in charitable institutions".[15].
Helping charitable institutions that support the needy- As a national humanitarian organization, we provide assistance to dozens of soup kitchens, old age homes, yeshivot, battered women's homes, orphanages and shelters for youth in distress throughout the country.
To his credit, he used his connections with the rich to benefit the poor,and raised donations for the construction of shelter sand charitable institutions that further strengthened his status.
Her official duties, apart from visits to other countries, are to assist her husband at events and ceremonies, both within and outside the Imperial Palace(she has been at the Emperor's side everywhere, for example during the opening ceremony of the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano), receivingofficial guests including state guests and also to visit the social, cultural and charitable institutions and facilities.
Founded shortly after the Islamic Revolution to help the poor and needy in the Islamic Republic, the Relief Foundation has become one of the largest andmost significant charitable institutions in Iran, helping hundreds of thousands of families.
Her official duties, apart from visits to other countries, are to assist her husband at events and ceremonies, both within and outside the Imperial Palace, receiving official guests including state guests andalso to visit the social, cultural and charitable institutions and facilities.
The first in Italy was a charitable institution created by Franciscan monks when lending was prohibited by the Roman Catholic church.
Corso visits Baroness Ungern, whose charitable institution possesses the largest occult collection in Europe, including the third copy of The Nine Doors.
This school you were at, Miss Elliott, this charitable institution, what did it prepare you for?
He runs a charitable institution named“The James Milner Foundation” which assists in the preservation of health and advancement of education among young people in the United Kingdom through financial support.
If a love-thirsty soul can be persuaded to make use of her accumulated affections in humanitarian services,perhaps as head of a charitable institution, it may turn out well.
Is it acceptable for the largest charitable institution in the Jewish world, which has been responsible for the disbursement of over $80 billion of restitution funds, to continue to be headed by the same elected officers for over a decade, notwithstanding complaints that the chairman has inordinate powers and runs the organization like a personal fiefdom?
Is it acceptable for the largest charitable institution in the Jewish world, which has been responsible for the disbursement of over $80 billion of restitution funds, to continue to be headed by the same elected officers for over a decade, notwithstanding complaints that the chairman has inordinate powers and runs the organization like a personal fiefdom?
This is not a charitable institution.
