Sentence examples for capita donations from inspiring English sources

It ranks in the top five countries in terms of per capita donations to UNICEF.

Though Denmark is a small country, it ranks in the top five in terms of per capita donations to UNICEF, serving as a model for other countries around the world.

By far, this state has trailed the nation in large donations per capita to the presidential candidates, an analysis of the candidates' early contributions of $200 or more shows.

Or, if you want to measure in terms of donations per capita, notes UNRWA on its website, "Scandinavian countries top the list," with Sweden in 2009 giving $48.6 million, Norway $39 million and Denmark $19.9 million.

Most countries that have adopted a form of opt-out consent (including Spain, with the highest donation rates per capita) permit family members to veto organ donation, even where the patient has not opted out during life.

If so, the risk of taking political donations might increase with per-capita income because citizens in the developed countries call on the rectitude of government.

The former, in a country where per capita income is only about $700, runs on charitable donations and supports women from the poorest backgrounds.

Aside from Illinois, most Midwestern states fell in the bottom half of per capita giving, leading some political experts to attribute the differences in donations, including North Dakota's, to more modest standards of living in the country's middle.

14 Blood donation is considered a civic responsibility in Denmark, and voluntary nonremunerated blood donations provide for the highest level of transfusions per capita in the world.

Kidney donation in the UK expressed on a per capita basis suggests significant regional variation and implies potential for increasing kidney donor numbers.

31.2 percent households surveyed engaged in plasma donation, and the compensation accounted for 20.9percentt of per capita income (Table 1).