Sentence examples for committed contributions from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere was equal parts revival and situation room, participants said: Phones and electronic devices were banned from some panels, as Koch strategists detailed next year's electoral battlegrounds and donors committed contributions to particular states or projects.

In this context, AfDB is supporting 8 countries and IDB has committed contributions to the Programme in Comoros and to SSC in 5 African countries.

The CONTRIBUTION mechanism, which is mandatory for write operations in openEHR, records what has been changed, and the URIs reveal the ID of the committed CONTRIBUTIONs.

Reading may not be taking any points but they deserve their share of the plaudits for a committed contribution to a game from which any reward would have been a bonus in their quest to extend their top-flight stay to a second season.

As governments, organizations, and private individuals commit large contributions to fight Ebola in western Africa, we are reminded of the need to invest in building health care systems in developing nations that are designed to handle public health crises, and provide basic primary health services for the people they serve.

He said he initially made contact with all of the contributors and got them to commit to contributions.

Coincidentally, $4 billion is the amount the Obama administration pledged to support the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria for the period 2011-2013, and roughly equal to the contributions committed for 2014-2016.

Global norms must outline that partners be committed to making contributions, sharing risks and the decision making process.

The UK has already committed a £30bn contribution, meaning the UK could not commit more than an extra £10bn without a further vote in parliament, something Cameron will want to avoid.

A 'fat' client can have its own internal contribution builder mechanisms and commit an entire contribution to the database via the contribution resource in one step.

In selecting Fink for the Killian Award, the award committed also cited his contributions to the founding of the Whitehead Institute, which opened in 1982.