Sentence examples for a contribution of funds from inspiring English sources

(A Year in the Life of an Emigre Review) Writer parodies a newsletter issued every month by an emigre literary magazine put out by Russians in France The first letter announces the move of Sunrise (the publication's name changes from that to Aurora and finally to Daybreak during the course of a year) to new offices outside Paris, and requests a contribution of funds.

We want the re-born youth to be change agents and spread positive attitudes among the wider youths (in Somalia)," said Japanese ambassador, Toshihisa Takata, during the signing ceremony for the contribution of funds.

The recipients ranged from the Peddie School in Hightstown, N.J., the small prep school he attended, to the United Negro College Fund ($50 million) to organizations for the reform of public education ($500 million) and Israel, whose Emergency Fund received a contribution of $1 million from him after the June 1967 war.

The new fund includes a contribution of $300 million, or just under half the total value, from Google, which marks its largest clean energy investment to date, and helps make this the biggest fund of its kind in existence.

The Dutch radio channels 3FM, Radio 538 and Radio Veronica all broadcast under the name of Radio555, funded by a contribution of €80 million.

HARARE, ZIMBABWE/6 July 2004 UNICEF today received a contribution of US$465,920 from the New Zealand Agency for International Development to fund a multifaceted primary education, life and livelihood skills project for children out of school and dropouts involving both schools and surrounding communities in 2 districts.

The choices: "1) A joint contribution of the funds, existing and future, to create a scholarship endowment to enable students from Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, [Mr. Gravano's old stomping grounds] to attend some outstanding college located in the city of New York.

"2) A joint contribution of the funds, existing and future, to the families of New York City residents and employees injured or killed in the events of Sept. 11, 2001.

All this was done with a relatively modest contribution of state funds, less than 1% of GDP in all, to recapitalise the public-sector banks, offset by investment gains, as minority stakes in public-sector banks were sold on the stockmarket and the shares rose in value.As in so much of Asia, the fastest growth was in consumer lending.

The spokeswoman said NASD expected to make a contribution to the fund of about $7.5 million, which means payments in the future years will be less.

Political contributions were made with the money "in a manner designed to conceal the true source of such funds and to circumvent state and federal laws governing the limitations and contribution of such funds".