| If you only deliver a receipt, the donator will not be able to prove that he really made a gift. |
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| If these additional costs are not covered by the donator, they take away, for example, resources from traditional teaching in schools. |
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| The team wants to thank each user, each donator and all of you who sent new ideas and support. |
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| The amount should be significant for the donator and proportional to the value that the donator attributes to the teaching. |
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| The Association is composed of guest members, donator members and admitted members. |
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| Governor-General Lord Grey, better known as the donator of Canadian Football's Grey Cup, was crucial in the origin of the project. |
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| It should be noted that the desire expressed by the donator will strongly influence the selection of the conservation site. |
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| Donor cards will be provided free of charge to support the willingness to become a donator. |
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| The donator version allows you to schedule your guide update. |
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| It is necessary to distinguish between the sponsor and the donator. |
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| Harper's government is investing huge sums to fight world hunger, as demonstrated by the 230 million dollars given this year to food assistance programs, making Canada the second most generous donator internationally. |
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| It is also the only way for a charitable organization to prove that it received a specified good on behalf of the donator and that it delivered a receipt. |
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| It is important to note that it is the only way for a donator to prove to a tax inspector that there was indeed an exchange of goods between him and the charitable organization. |
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| These figures and the fact, that organ donation concerns everybody whether as potential donator or as dependent, gave the reason for the commitment to organ donation. |
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| In the United States, a donator gives to an institution, such as the Wildlife Conservation Fund, and may be rewarded with a print or watercolour of an artist, which may represent wild landscapes and animals. |
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