Sentence examples for contributions during a from inspiring English sources

The interruption started last month, with the beginning of a legal ban on campaign contributions during a legislative session, and runs until June.

He gave the West Ham squad three days off — time to reflect on their own contributions during a season that has fallen off alarmingly.

The legal limit any one person can give in federal political contributions during a two-year period is $108,200 -- up to $42,700 to various candidates and $65,500 to PACs and political parties.

Among his many contributions during a long life devoted to psychoanalysis, Dr. Brenner was a member of The NY Psychoanalytic Society since 1947, Training and Supervising Analyst since 1957, President of The NY Psychoanalytic Society, 1961-1963 and President of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1967-1968.

We thank M. Popa for sample collection and floral taxonomy of the East Greenland samples, F. Surlyk and N. Nøe-Nygaard for their aid in C.M.B.'s and L.M.'s 2009 Greenland field season and also D. Sunderlin's and F. Surlyk's contributions during a 2004 field season.

This includes budget contributions during a two-year "transition" period after the UK leaves the EU in March 2019.

He is independent; he pays taxes; he's won a freakin' Pulitzer Prize for his contributions during an American tragedy in southwest Virginia.

In discussing his lyrical contributions during an October 2007 interview, lead vocalist / rhythm guitarist Matt Drake said that he was "really inspired by films"; "First Blood"'s lyrics were inspired by the 1982 film of the same name, whereas "We Who Are About to Die"'s lyrics were inspired by the 2000 epic Gladiator.

François Hollande announced the contribution during a conference jointly organised by France and the United Arab Emirates in Abu Dhabi on Saturday.

Speaking as he announced Conze's successor last month, Dyson wished him well, thanking him for his "great contribution" during a six-year tenure in which revenues doubled at the manufacturer, which is based in Malmesbury, Wiltshire.

It was indeed the latter's encouragement which opened up his career as a critic, one in which he made a signal contribution during a period when the style of the emergent national school was being defined: "The Russian dancers dance with their whole bodies: the British do not".