voluntary society造句

• Wells Little Theatre is operated by a voluntary society which started in 1902.
• It is one of the five voluntary societies of the German Red Cross.
• All other lines are operated by voluntary societies.
• The city government and voluntary societies gave generous support to soldiers during the war.
• Instead the Voluntary Society for Support of Militsiya (  !  ) was created.
• A voluntary society formed in 1969 has restored parts of the canal for recreational use.
• Anarcho-capitalism believe in stateless voluntary society, thus oppose any law supporting or opposing LGBT rights.
• Evangelical Episcopalians disturbed by High Church Tractarianism formed their own voluntary societies and continued to work in interdenominational agencies.
• While the high church party disapproved of participation in inter-denominational voluntary societies, evangelical Episcopalians strongly supported them.
• Getting registered as a voluntary society takes years, and voluntary groups fear losing activists during the wait, Fernandez said.
• The New School's enthusiasm for moral reform and voluntary societies was evident in its increasing identification with the abolitionist movement.
• Overworked military medical personnel were assisted by voluntary societies coordinated by the U . S . Sanitary Commission founded in June 1861.
• Following several years of decline under the ownership of the local council, the railway has been operated by a voluntary society since 1979.
• Between 1917 1924, Birk was also chairman of the Tallinn Voluntary Society of Firemen, in 1919 1922 chairman of the All-Estonian Union of Firemen.
• Voluntary societies as diverse as the Rifle Volunteers, friendly societies, a choral society and West Bromwich Albion Football Club found Farley an active officer and major contributor.
• The Women's Royal Voluntary Society will provide up to 40 volunteers every day to help sort the flowers and gifts into the foreseeable future, a spokesman said.
• *" His emphasis on charitable works and the role of voluntary societies also laid the groundwork for concepts of social responsibility and action in the Victorian era ."
• "I continue to claim that the Church is the largest single voluntary society in British society, " active in schools, prisons, hospitals, youth clubs and universities.
• In 2009 2010 this bunker was restored inside and supplied with authentic German hospital and sanitary equipment from World War II by the local voluntary society " Fjell Festnings Milit鎟historiske Samlinger ".