Sentence examples for contributed to the library from inspiring English sources
Asked what Mr. Clinton had contributed to the library, Skip Rutherford, the president of the Clinton foundation, said, "Sweat equity".
Neil Eggleston, a lawyer for Ms. Mills, said today that at the time of the Jan . 19meeting, she was unaware that Ms. Rich had contributed to the library.
At a Senate hearing on Wednesday, Mr. Quinn said he did not know how much money Ms. Rich had contributed to the library when he urged Mr. Clinton to grant the pardon.
A spokesman for the House Committee on Government Reform said today that the panel would issue subpoenas next week for the bank records of Denise Rich and the list of donors to the Clinton library after Ms. Rich's lawyer disclosed that Ms. Rich had contributed to the library.
"Since residents began contributing to the library," Mr. Auteri added, "they've increased the contents by 50 percent.
He told the aide he might consider contributing to the library project next year or later, but felt he had done more than enough for the party this year.
Through pro-focused initiatives like the open sourcing of Facebook's 360 Surround VR camera, and the new 360 photo features, people from across the spectrum will be able contribute to the library of experiences we strap to our faces.
"We built this all on our Document Automation Bot, which is available to any lawyer who wants to create similar 'Turbo-Tax-like' workflows, either just to streamline their internal work or to contribute to the library of legal tools available to the public," she said.
The suggestion that I granted the pardons because Mr. Rich's former wife, Denise, made political contributions and contributed to the Clinton library foundation is utterly false.
The best guess is that the larvae used for the construction of the respective EST libraries were (indeliberately) contaminated by wind carried grass pollen grains that upon RNA extraction contributed to the EST library.
MLT contributed to the RAD library preparation and sequencing.
