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• The scale of poverty was so much greater than what had gone before that the contribution from the charitable sector was proportionately reduced.

• Various charitable actions that result from competition for popularity also belong here.

• Table 3 considers the effects of the same set of independent variables on participation in non-political local organizations, including social, charitable, work and sport groups.

• There is also some evidence that the squeeze on resources meant that a higher percentage of charitable funds went to the intended beneficiaries.

• Rapid social changes had undermined the charitable objects of many trusts.

• In the interest of the public purse, officials wanted to establish more stringent criteria for maintaining charitable status.

• There met the miserable lounger, the honored artisan, the commercial speculator, the charitable doctor, the laborious lawyer, and the retired [army] officer.

• More than any social programme to date, this new service signalled the end of traditional charitable practice.

• There is widespread support for the proposition that reduced welfare state spending, coupled with tax incentives, generates both reason and resource for private charitable donation.

• Reviving a role for charitable giving would allow localities to assume responsibility for their own needs and integrate the socially excluded.

• Such ideas about participation in charitable or self-help activities are in some sense at the core of dissonancereduction theories in psychology.

• Both intensive personal worship and charitable help to the local poor remained powerful stimuli toward participation in this activity.

• He quickly demonstrated great fluency in the charitable ethos of caring for the displaced and unfortunate.

• Maternalist objectives led to the creation of charitable, educational, and hygienic institutions that improved the general welfare of the citizen.

• Charitable organizations sought to minister health to the physically and mentally needy.