Many have given generously, helping Democrats recapture the House in 2018.
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For the 2020 election, the gun rights lobby group has given generously to McConnell.
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I have given generously to these young people, for wedding registries, baby showers, etc.
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He also encouraged bankers — many of whom have given generously to him — to let their needs be known to lawmakers.
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Ethnic Rakhine have long complained that foreign aid agencies have given generously to Muslims while ignoring other equally needy people.
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Several defense lawyers who have given generously to Mr. Vance's campaign rejected the notion their money could sway a case's outcome.
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Some, like Germany, Britain and Sweden, have given generously and disproportionately, while others, like Saudi Arabia, have failed to meet their pledges.
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Ryan is his party's most prolific fundraiser, and several of the Koch network's most prominent donors have given generously to Ryan's fundraising committees.
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More compelling is the reasonable answer to this question: Am I glad or not glad that the Sacklers have given generously to the Met?
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Mr. Koch's foundation has also given generously to the Law and Economics Center, the law school's flagship program, which emphasizes the economic impact of the law.
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It cast Mr. Bloomberg as a philanthropist who had given generously to fight deadly diseases, and highlighted his experience managing New York's security after the Sept.
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"The Sackler family has given generously to Tate in the past, as they have to a large number of U.K. arts institutions," a Tate statement said.
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In a statement, Tate wrote: The Sackler family has given generously to Tate in the past, as they have to a large number of UK arts institutions.
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Cannabis companies had given generously to Mr. Cuomo and other officials before this year's election, with one company, MedMen, giving the governor the limit of $65,000 this year.
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Activists cite the fact that one of President Trump's biggest donors, Sheldon Adelson, has also given generously to Birthright, as a reason to be skeptical of the program.
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Mr. Perelman, who had given generously to Carnegie in the past and had been expected to donate another $30 million, left after less than a year in the position.
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"The Sackler family has given generously to Tate in the past, as they have to a large number of U.K. arts institutions," it said in a statement in March.
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Organizations will only be allowed to offer help or even broad legal advice to migrants with a special license from the government; these are thought unlikely to be given generously.
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Lobbyists and corporate interests have given generously to the lieutenant governor's political committees, and an outside nonprofit group supporting his campaign, Citizens for Georgia's Future, is led by two longtime Capitol lobbyists.
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He had given generously to the super PAC behind Jeb Bush, and he had landed a spot on his Illinois delegate slate anticipating the moment when Bush would roll to the Republican nomination.
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The U.S. has given generously with few conditions to Israel even as it enshrines state-sponsored bigotry by extending the "right of return" to Jews while denying the same right to indigenous non-Jews.
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He said he has not made a direct appeal to Senator Chuck Schumer, the Democratic minority leader, for additional resources, but he noted that New Jersey donors have given generously to the national committee.
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Lawyers for Mr. Aiello and Mr. Gerardi, the two executives with COR, a company that has given generously to Mr. Cuomo's campaigns, also described their clients as innocent victims of Mr. Howe's charm and mendacity.
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This year, Griffin has given generously to a host of political groups, including some supporting Republican primary candidates Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush, some opposing wasteful government spending, and some supporting GOP candidates in the House and Senate.
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"The support of our people, given generously and unquestioningly ... was a great source of strength to us when we presented our case at the ICJ," Nobel laureate Suu Kyi said in a televised address screened by the state broadcaster.
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Mr. Percoco and Mr. Kaloyeros each worked with Mr. Howe on aspects of the Buffalo Billion, the governor's signature upstate economic development program, the biggest project of which — a $750 million solar plant in Buffalo — was found to have been bid-rigged in favor of LPCiminelli, which has given generously to Mr. Cuomo's campaigns.
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The manager of nationwide special programs said Canadian marathoners have given generously to the charity.
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Dreibelbis and his wife Nancy, a Mifflin County native, have given generously to Penn State and Mount Nittany Medical Center.
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He is reported to have given generously toward the purchase of a church bell, "so my name will always be remembered in connection with the church"; and was a member of the congregation, with his own pew (the only one with a cushion).Westover, Ruth. The Waukau Methodists, 1867-1986 Waukau: 'R. Westover', 1986; pp.
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In 2009 Ezell Brown was honored with The Steward Wiley/Wesley John Gaines President's Leadership Award from Morris Brown College. This award honors persons who have provided exemplary leadership and demonstrated innovative ways to improve their organizations, community, or environment. They have given generously and unselfishly to the development of others to become leaders and have inspired others to reach their full potential in pursuit of a common vision.
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Established in 1996, the Barnes & Noble Writers for Writers Award, which is presented at P&W;'s annual dinner, recognizes authors who have given generously to other writers or to the broader literary community. Honorees are nominated by a committee composed of past winners, other prominent writers, and the Board of Directors of Poets & Writers. Title of the award has been given to Barnes & Noble in appreciation of their extraordinary support of Poets & Writers.
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Of the four Alaskan dinosaurs that have names, Fiorillo has named two of them: Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum and Nanuqsaurus hoglundi, which he named in honor of wealthy Texans. P. perotorum is christened after the billionaire Ross Perot and his family. Although Perot is not necessarily connected to Alaska or paleontology, he has given generously to the Perot Museum, which also bears his name. N. hoglundi is named for Forrest Hoglund, a Texas oil millionaire who has also donated generously.
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Grand Duke Dimitri and Coco Chanel in the 1920s. In Paris, Dimitri took rooms at a hotel until he found a modest two-room apartment. The proceeds from the sale of his St Peterburg palace enabled him to live well but they depleted quickly. He had given generously to other emigres in need and to Russian charities. In the summer of 1921, Dimitri accompanied his sister to Denmark to a reunion with her son Prince Lennart.
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Freeman and Penrose, pp. 214–16 While these arrangements proceeded, Thorpe wrote to Sir Jack Hayward, the Bahamas-based millionaire businessman, who had given generously to the Liberal Party in the past. In the wake of the Liberals' February 1974 election successes, Thorpe asked for £50,000 to replenish the party's funds. He further requested that £10,000 of this sum be paid, not into the party's regular accounts but to Nadir Dinshaw, an acquaintance of Thorpe's who was resident in the Channel Islands.
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In 1982, he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in recognition of having "shown outstanding ability in the field of industrial relations" and "given generously of his counsel and leadership to universities, hospitals and charitable organizations." In 2004 the book, Frank Manning Covert: Fifty Years in the Practice of Law, based on his diaries and edited by Barry Cahill was published by McGill-Queen's University Press. In 1934, he married Mary L. Covert, the daughter of his uncle Walter Harold Covert, the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia (1931–1937). They had four children: Michael, Peter, Susan and Sally.
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Tetsuya Nomura designed player character Tyro, as well as supporting cast members Dr. Mog, Cid, and Elarra. To draw in American audiences, the first world entered in the game is from Final Fantasy VII, and the next two are fan favorites in Japan: Final Fantasy IV and Final Fantasy VI. When events are run, the characters involved are chosen by player popularity. Characters are not added from games if there are not yet enough worlds or events from those same games. The game's producers felt that characters should be winnable through battle, and the game's currency of mithril given generously to encourage players to keep playing.
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"In his charming devil-may-care way, Spies was familiar with every phase of Balinese life and was the constant source of disinterested information to every archaeologist, anthropologist, musician or artist who has come to Bali. His assistance was given generously and without expecting even the reward of credit". "Spies was the first to appreciate and record Balinese music, he collected every pattern of Balinese art, contributed to Dutch scientific journals -the Dutch were the colonial power in Bali since 30 years earlier-, he created the Bali Museum of which he was the curator, and built a splendid aquarium". In 1937, Spies built what he described as a "mountain hut" at Iseh in Karangasem.
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It was later purchased by Julius and Clara Prince who moved into the home in 1914. Clara Prince donated Wildcliff to the City of New Rochelle in 1940 with the hopes that it would be used as a natural science museum."Wildcliff Youth Museum", manuscript printed by the City of New Rochelle, in collection of New Rochelle Public Library (New Rochelle Museums - Wildcliff File) Clara Prince's obituary, "Mrs. Julius Prince", The New York Times, September 14, 1941, page 49, notes that she was a "philanthropist who had given generously to educational projects" and that she was especially known for the donation of Wildcliff to New Rochelle in 1940, ten years after the city had tried in vain to purchase the property.
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Blake has given generously of her time to children in need through CoachArt, Los Angeles, a non-profit organization offering free lessons in the arts and athletics to patients with chronic illnesses and their siblings, ages 6 – 18. She also traveled to Delhi, India, as a volunteer on a build in the Bawana district for Habitat for Humanity International's Global Village Program. She produced the California for Alabama Benefit at MBAR, which was for the victims of the 2011 tornadoes that killed hundreds and left thousands homeless or with significant damage. The event was to benefit the local charity California for Alabama: California residents by way of Alabama collecting and delivering donations to the areas of Alabama ravaged by the April 27, 2011 tornado outbreak. Among her other volunteer interests are East L.A. Classic Theatre, the nation’s only Latino based Theater Company that offers professionally performed Shakespeare adapted for youth in underserved communities of color and ENRICHLA Interdisciplinary Garden Program, an Environmental Non-profit focused on helping students build a good work ethic, promoting thoughtful and healthy eating habits, and adding edible school gardens to public schools.
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One of his most prized possessions was the Bar U Ranch, south of Calgary, which was among the largest in the country and one of the first and most enduring large corporate ranches of the West. Under George Lane, it had achieved an international repute as a centre of breeding excellence for cattle and purebred Percheron horses. Burns acquired the property from Lane's estate after his close friend died in 1925.Parks Canada – Bar U Ranch National Historic Site of Canada – Natural Wonders & Cultural Treasures Some of the other ranches in his possession were Willow Creek, Glengarry (44), Bradfield, Two Dot, Rio Alto, Linehum, Flying E, and C.K. Burns and R. B. Bennett at the Calgary Stampede in 1928 In 1931, he was appointed to the Senate of Canada by his close friend, R. B. Bennett, to represent the senatorial division of Northern Alberta. In making the announcement, Prime Minister Bennett had this to say about him: “Holding your wealth as a trust, you have given generously to every good cause and your life has been an inspiration to the younger generation.” He sat as an independent until he resigned for health reasons in 1936.
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