benefaction sentence examples

• The historical library of the royal college of obstetricians and gynecologists was established by several substantial benefactions shortly after the foundation of the college.
• Kellogg college has received generous benefactions from the kellogg foundation.
• James martin 21st century school the eci is a founding member of a generous benefaction to create the james martin 21st century school.
• Benefaction board.
• Virtually every major building, scholarship and facility in the college owes something to a legacy benefaction.
• This professorship was established in 1990, following a generous benefaction from guinness plc.
• The historical library of the royal college of obstetricians and gynecologists was established by several substantial benefactions shortly after the foundation of the college.
• Benefaction tablet of 1744 set near east window.
• Resources for research in xfi having been made possible by a multi-million pound benefaction.
• For some time before 1833 dr. bell had it in mind to make a large educational benefaction to st andrews.
• Even where these needs are today addressed by voluntary organizations the funding is largely by public grants rather than private benefaction.
• Resources for research in xfi having been made possible by a multi-million pound benefaction.
• Includes details of buildings restored, games given, benefactions provided.
• They hoped to secure a major benefaction for the center.
• Victorian and edwardian britain is strewn with the evidence of philanthropic and state benefaction.
• The vice-chancellor has authority to accept benefactions on behalf of the university.
• Various other benefactions, amounting to upwards of £ 100, are invested to the best advantage by the trustees.
• This street along with hospital street was named to commemorate the benefaction.
• Hutton, b. d. the rector, who died in 1704, and several other benefactions.

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