Sentence examples for city contribution from inspiring English sources

The city contribution is 16percentt of the project's estimated cost, the same proportion contributed by the city to the construction of Lincoln Center some 40 years ago.

$25 MILLION initial city contribution to the redevelopment of Lincoln Center.

Our Smart City contribution is transportation-oriented in that it proposes a dynamic road lane management system in order to share appropriately the space devoted to traffic.

In the capital program, the state and city contribution has fallen from nearly 30percentt in the 1980's to 2percentt from the city and nothing from the state in the last plan.

The adviser said that Mr. Giuliani had, in recent months, approved a $5 million city contribution to a project by the Robin Hood Foundation, a nonprofit group, that is intended to create and upgrade the centralized school libraries.

Early in his first term, Mr. Giuliani withheld a city contribution to the budget of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, seeking to compel the authority to agree to a merger of the transit police and the city's Police Department, something that other mayors had favored but had been unable to accomplish.

Chicago's United Center and Washington's MCI Center were built entirely with private funds, but they received city contributions for infrastructure improvements.

Money for these improvements comes from a $500 million surplus in the unions' health insurance reserve fund, which is managed by the city and its unions, but is financed by city contributions.

Since Mr. Bloomberg took office, city contributions to the pension system have jumped nearly five-fold to $6.3 billion, from $1.4 billion, and they now account for one out of every 10 dollars in the city's budget.

San Jose approved plans on Tuesday to work on measures that could cut city contributions to retirement plans for current employees, raise retirement ages and tighten eligibility for retirees' health care.

Paul Kellogg, artistic and general director of City Opera, said the company had a $50 million pledge for a new home from a former chairman and major benefactor, Robert W. Wilson, and that Lincoln Center's fiscal sharing formula promised the opera $24 million in city contributions.