Sentence examples for a further contribution from from inspiring English sources

The fees were about £3,000 from the student with a further contribution from the taxpayer.

A further contribution from the clinician can be educating local employers about their legal duties under relevant discrimination legislation and about reasonable work-place adjustments for people with mental illness.

With the yield well below the historic average it seems implausible to assume any further contribution from valuation.

Democratic donors need only withhold any further contribution from the DNC, the DSCC and the DCCC, until the filibuster is ended or substantially revised.

A further contribution is found from tides and surges.

Johnson applauded Alexander for "wielding his gigantic chequebook in favour of the Garden bridge", without mentioning that he had himself authorised, in contradiction of Hendy's promises, a further contribution of £30m from TfL funds.

So, for example, the laminin on the axon surface would be necessary for integrin signalling and myelination, but may not be sufficient without a further contribution to integrin activation from intracellular ("inside-out") signals.

A further contribution to tumour progression derives from CEACAM1 involvement in immune response: its expression on melanoma cells prevents attacks from T and NK cells (Ortenberg et al, 2012).

The memorandum also requires that if Mrs. Clinton is confirmed, the Clinton Global Initiative, an offshoot of the foundation, will be incorporated separately, will no longer hold events outside the United States and will refuse any further contributions from foreign governments.

"The hotel association has decided that the project has become much too expensive, and any further contributions from the hotel industry would, in our judgment, be counterproductive," said Joseph E. Spinnato, president of the Hotel Association of New York City.

Economics concentrator Pulkit Agrawal '15 has been awarded a bursary by the Warwick Economics Summit with further contribution from the University of Warwick International office to attend the Warwick Economics Summit on Feb. 17-19.