Sentence examples for aggregated contributions from inspiring English sources

"Political action committee contributions," Mr. Smith said, "are nothing more than the aggregated contributions of an industry or group of people who wish to compete in the political process, alongside special interests such as the casinos".

As an initial overview, we performed a social network analysis of the aggregated contributions leading to a bipartite graph containing contributors and artifacts (files) as vertices (Fig. 6, Additional file 6).

The above algorithm leads to the RDD lineage graph in Figure 4. On each iteration, the algorithm create a new messages dataset based on the aggregated contributions AggContrib and messages from previous iteration as well as the static links and potential datasets that are persisted in memory.

Decomposition results are presented in Table 4, with aggregated contributions calculated for each set of categorical variables.

Firstly, the model augments the Perez et al. (1990) model by accounting for the aggregated contribution of diffuse radiation using ray-tracing methods.

A small portion of that increase came from the location of donors who gave $500,000 or more prior to the February filings when their contributions were aggregated with contributions from family members or companies under their supervision.

A blessing on unlimited aggregate contributions is the next logical step for them to take — and they have five votes.

The ruling nevertheless upheld FECA's limits on contributions to individual candidates and on aggregate contributions to multiple candidates by persons, groups, and political action committees (PACs).

So unless the government can prove that the limits on aggregate contributions prevent quid-pro-quo corruption (and how, really, can the government do that?), these rules might fall, too.

Finally the paper discusses the aggregate contributions towards sustainable interoperability, in an evolving technological, business and social environment.

In the Punishment treatment, aggregate contributions towards the public good are significantly higher amongst unequal groups, with low endowment players contributing the greatest endowment share.