Sentence examples for boost contributions from inspiring English sources

There will no longer be time, as there once was, to use success in the first primaries to boost contributions for later ones.

The decision by the Trudeau government to renew the country's involvement with the UN also includes a pledge for greater participation in UN peacekeeping operations and to boost contributions on mediation, conflict prevention, and post-conflict reconstruction efforts.

In order to boost contributions of power systems to a low-carbon economy, the installed capacity of renewable power generation, such as wind and photovoltaic (PV) power generation should be well planned.

Chandler got wealthy donors to boost contributions, sometimes by tearing up checks in front of their faces.

The other provision that sparked Democrats' ire was a change to campaign finance rules that lets wealthy donors dramatically boost contributions to party committees.

But NATO members, including Germany, argue they have boosted contributions as part a pledge to kick in at least 2percentt of annual economic output by the middle of the next decade.

All of the damage has been caused by legislation, most notoriously SB 400 in 1999, which retroactively and prospectively boosted pension promises by billions of dollars without boosting contributions.

EGTRRA boosted contribution limits for IRAs to $5,000 per qualifying person per year.

Employees already in company schemes could eventually be asked, or even forced by legislation, to boost their contributions as their earnings rise.

CalSTRS cannot do that, but has asked legislators to boost annual contributions by $4.5 billion over 30 years to plug its funding gap.

Now is probably not the time to boost your contributions, but at 50 or 55, step on the gas.