Sentence examples for contributing a minimum of from inspiring English sources

The ban on soft money addressed a serious political problem about wealth and political access: more than half of the $500 million in soft money raised in 2000 came from only 800 donors, each contributing a minimum of $120,000.

Given these reservations, perhaps it should come as no surprise that the Agora Gallery operates a pay-to-exhibit business, with artists (or their parents) contributing a minimum of $3,000 to show there.

The emailed request urged potential donors to contribute a minimum of $50 to a "Run Jeb Run Fund".

The names of more than 100 donors who contributed a minimum of $1,000 are displayed on a plaque on the first floor of the library.

In the first four years, workers contribute a minimum of 0.8% of earnings, around £2.37 a week for someone on £20,000, Nest estimates.

Mr. April said that the Health Care Products division contributes a minimum of one third of Hi-Tech's profits and accounts for 20percentt of the company's sales.

The minimum threshold for auto-enrolment has been raised from £5,000 to £7,500 and employers will be required to contribute a minimum of 3% of employees' salaries, on a phased basis, from 2012.

The Bill proposes that employees would contribute a minimum of 4 per cent, employers a minimum of 3 per cent, with around 1 per cent in tax relief from the state.

In 2012, a record 70 companies applied for the Bend Venture Conference, which invites start-ups to present their ideas to a group of angel investors who contribute a minimum of $5,000.

An eligible buyer will be expected to contribute a minimum of 80% of the cost of the new-build home.

Later, the 2002 reform allowed for early retirement at 61 for those workers that had not contributed before 1967 and had contributed a minimum of 30 years.