Sentence examples for an extra contribution from inspiring English sources

To spare any further blushes, Lloyds should not spend a moment more "considering" the judge's comments about an extra contribution.

But rather than unpicking the universal institutions that bind us together, they should just send an extra contribution to Revenue & Customs (who will accept cheques payable to "HMRC").

Countries must continue to view their aid for Afghanistan as an extra contribution, rather than taking it from food, health and other programs for nations whose troubles do not attract the world's attention.

It was therefore hypothesized that an extra contribution in affinity may be achieved by covalently connecting a peripheral site ligand (PSL) to a non-ionic reactivator, which may result in a higher reactivation potency of the total construct.

Results showed that the longitudinal relaxation times of the 29Si signals of C3S remaining after hydration are considerably shorter than the anhydrous C3S phase of the starting material; an effect that was interpreted as an extra contribution of 29Si 1H dipolar relaxation provided by the surrounding water molecules.

With an extra contribution of ARC (Structure D), J ph further improved to 38.51 mA/cm2.

Some employers' schemes offer to match any extra contributions you pay.

"Given that the LGPS has assets of over £130bn mainly invested in the UK this would be a disaster". In last autumn's Comprehensive Spending Review, Osborne announced that the six million members of public-sector schemes would have to pay an average extra contribution of 3%, with the increases introduced progressively from next year.

But intrinsic value is not merely non-instrumental value; for it is also to be distinguished from what Moore calls the 'value as a part' of a situation, namely the extra contribution which the situation makes to the value of a complex situation of which it is a 'part', over and above its intrinsic value.

His boast that his administration negotiated an extra $500 million contribution with a couple of phone calls is just as false.

To satisfy her managers, she said, she persuaded one contractor, Becton Dickinson, to make an extra upfront contribution of $100,000 in connection with the awarding of a "sole source" catheter contract.