The club, however, insist that "the total value" of their contribution "comprising capital costs, direct funding, in kind, delivery and long-term public sector savings" is "a substantial contribution in excess of £20m".
The legislation - a response to New York City's corruption scandal - prohibits anyone who has business pending before the Board of Estimate from making a political campaign contribution in excess of $3,000 to a board member or to any candidate for a seat on the board.
Strikingly, rare biallelic point mutations identified by whole-genome and targeted "HAR-ome" sequencing showed a significant excess in individuals with ASD whose parents share common ancestry compared to familial controls, suggesting a contribution in 5% of consanguineous ASD cases.
While a list of individual donors could not be located (the group is a 501(c)4), a financial audit from April 6 through December 31 , 2010 indicated contributions in excess of $5 million.
The ACS has received contributions in excess of $100,000 from a wide range of "Excalibur (industry) Donors," who manufacture carcinogenic products.
While the D.N.C. and R.N.C. are the institutions designed to direct research like this, to conduct voter mobilization, to spearhead fund-raising, and to act as broker between competing primary candidates, campaign reform prohibiting party committees from accepting contributions in excess of $32,400 clearly poses an impediment.
The mechanism solicits discrete contributions towards a provision threshold using a money-back guarantee for insufficient contributions and extended benefits for contributions in excess of the threshold.
Five of the contributors not only violated the $25,000 annual limit but also gave contributions in excess of the limit of $2,000 to a single candidate.
Among them was a stipulation that the principal investigator would not be allowed to recruit foreign instrument contributions in excess of one-third the value of the U.S. instruments on the payload, even though those contributions don't count against the $450 million cap.
Federal Election Commission rules permit elected officials to speak at such events as long as they do not directly solicit contributions in excess of federal limits.
