Sentence examples for contributions ahead of from inspiring English sources

Elbowing towards his seat are half a dozen candidates who have been publishing their "contributions" ahead of the party congress.

"That's a high-stakes risk," said the senior aide, "because if they don't have 41 votes, then what?" By pitting nearly the entire tech industry against corporate Capitol Hill insiders from Hollywood, SOPA has prompted a tremendous wave of lobbying in Washington, accompanied by a flood of campaign contributions ahead of the 2012 elections.

While the argument of the Logische Studien remains incomplete, it makes several contributions, some ahead of their time.

Emissions reductions should not be "a one-off effort but rather the start of a multi-period effort, throughout which countries will continue to increase their contributions," Figueres said ahead of meetings with EU officials.

"There has been nothing easy about Afghanistan," said General Petraeus, adding that he "would be remiss if I did not ask individual countries to examine very closely what forces and other contributions they can provide" ahead of the elections in August.

"We forgive him and desire he have a full life of contribution to his community ahead of him".

In January, Francis officially announced his goal of drafting the encyclical — saying after an official visit to the Philippines that he wanted to make a "contribution" to the debate ahead of a major U.N. summit on climate change in Paris in December.

A ledge makes a tensile contribution to the trace ahead of its riser, forming a deep trap for large solute atoms and elasically preferred routes for their diffusion toward the ledge.

The 6.5% increase in underlying sales, which strip out contributions from new stores, was ahead of analysts' expectations.

Last month, the Giants' offensive coordinator, Kevin Gilbride, called Randle's play in training camp "light-years" ahead of his contributions last season.

The problem with the European commission's contribution to the environmental debate ahead of this week's Rio+20 conference meeting in Brazil is that you will be forced to understand the progress made towards a better Europe in terms of "absolute decoupling" and "resource productivity" among other concepts.