Sentence examples for a generous contribution of from inspiring English sources

The company's pension scheme, which gives staff a generous contribution of 18% of salary but has a deficit of £183m, is to be closed to new members.

With a generous contribution of time, effort, and help from key faculty and staff, the PSA delivered the Practice of Science series in early 2000.

As part of this effort, Rachael Ray and her philanthropic initiative, Rachael's Rescue, partnered with the fund to pledge support with a generous contribution of both financial assistance and food for the animals in need.

"Please make a generous contribution of $15, $25, $50, or whatever you can afford to Tea Party Patriots' 5 Years for Freedom $1.2 million-dollar money bomb," Hannity wrote, noting that Feb. 27 is the fifth anniversary of the tea party movement.

The Authors would like to thank Prof. P. G. Schultz for a generous contribution of plasmids harboring genes of tRNA and tRNA synthetase varaiants from M. Jannaschii.

Established in December 2006 with a generous contribution of €5288 million ($US 710 million) from the Spanish Government to the United Nations system, the MDG-F supports national governments, local authorities and citizen organizations in their efforts to tackle poverty and inequality with 128 active programmes in 50 countries around the world.

The Government of Japan has also made a generous contribution to UNICEF Nigeria for the prevention of Avian Influenza.

I trust McDougal abstained from eating, and has made a generous contribution to the cause as a show of protest for such decadence in the face of starving millions.

The Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) issued a generous contribution toward the cost of the oral polio vaccine.

Bishkek, 25 September 2007 – UNICEF in collaboration with the Kyrgyz Government organizes a symposium where top government spokespersons in Kyrgyzstan will walk through crisis communication preparations for Pandemic Influenza, thanks to a generous contribution from the Government of Japan.

This new birth registration system, which is being supported by a generous contribution from the Government of Canada through the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Development, was first field tested in 2012 in Temeke, the largest district of the city of Dar es salaam and in 2014 was officially launched in Mbeya.