Sentence examples for contribution for any from inspiring English sources
The patient contribution for any prescription is five to 10 euros.
Master Corcoran (our old friend, "Toby Tyler") couldn't be cuter as the inquisitive baby.The Robinsons, their island and Mr. Disney have made a real Christmas contribution for any family.
Solely for purposes of this subsection, a CSEC plan shall be treated as though section 430 applied to such plan and the minimum required contribution for any plan year shall be the amount described in section 412(a)(2)(D).
The maximum contribution for any candidate for state office, including the governor, would fall to $1,000 from $55,900, and the limits would apply to candidates who opt out of public financing.
He said that when GSR collect Facebook data, the terms detail the use that information collected will be put to and make clear to participants that they are giving GSR full permission to use the data and user contribution for any purpose.
Whether we gather with fellow fans to watch the Redskins, visit around fire pits with out-of-towners or invite the new neighbors to share a pot of chili, a sure-to-please contribution for any get-together is cheese and crackers.
Namely, if the average GC-rate was p, the additive contribution for a mismatch at any position in the calculation of the distance between two words of equal lengths was (1 − p) for a A-T pair, p for a C-G pair, and 1/2 for a S-W pair, where S = {C, G} and W = {A, T}.
There is no intention here to imply that attempts to make worthwhile contributions for any reason should not be made by business.
It introduced an exemption from Section 106 contributions for any scheme of 10 homes or fewer, which represents the vast majority of planning applications in many boroughs, where in-fill and pull-down schemes of just a few units make up the bulk of new homes.
Moreover, as sole arbiter of the project's life, Sun had the power to reject contributions for any reason.
These state courts hold that state retirement statutes create contracts as of the first day of employment, so that the state cannot reduce pension benefits (or increase workers' contributions) for any of its current employees, even if the changes are entirely prospective.
