Literally: a number of persons seated round a circular table or imagined as forming a gathering of this kind.

Often used for a gathering for discussion only, without chairman or formal agenda.

1. The income of a government from all sources appropriated for the payment of public expenses.

2. Income of a private organisation from any source (especially when not directly earned).

Money kept back or placed on one side to meet future demands or contingencies.

One who stands for or in the place of another or others. Holding the place of, and acting for, a larger body of persons. (Note the distinction from delegate).

Aid in the form of money or necessities given to a person or persons in a state of poverty or want.

(Noun) An official or authoritative book of record.

(Verb) To set down formally in writing; to record.

The minimum number of the members of any body sufficient to transact its business.

The object in view; the reason for taking some action.

The field of activity in which an organisation operates.

Income that is wholly available to the recipient foundation or charity and for which there is no reciprocal liability.

An initial grant or gift necessary to establish or start a charitable activity or organisation.