Sentence examples for contributions expected from inspiring English sources

With new contributions expected from Poland, Italy and Britain, the major exceptions for the moment are Germany and France, the officials said.

Mr. Holtz-Eakin said that sum, when combined with contributions expected from the states and insurers, could provide coverage for the five million to seven million uninsured people that he estimates cannot obtain it because of their health or age.

He estimates that the coursework alone now costs nearly three hundred thousand dollars, and, with the additional auditing and contributions expected of upper-level members, the cumulative cost of the coursework may exceed half a million dollars.

We continue to be more cautious on Arm's royalty progression over the next five years, mainly due to the on-going mix shift in the smartphone and tablet markets towards the low end, and the relatively small contributions expected from new product segments.

Families with annual incomes of less than $40,000 are no longer required to contribute to the cost of attending Harvard for their children and we have reduced the contributions expected of families with incomes between $40,000 and $60,000.

Cross-ministerial executive committees and taskforces, and cross-government strategies setting out the contributions expected from each Ministry towards shared goals, may be useful and should be adapted to local circumstances.

We made our contributions expecting that the money would be used directly to advance the universities' academic mission and programs.

Criminal legal aid has already been severely hit by the threshold of contribution expected from a defendant.

So if a student's total after-tax income (including both taxable and untaxed income) is below that amount, there is no contribution expected from the student.

Artists joined collectors to found the museum in 1979, and it has strived to include artists on its board, excusing them from the minimum $75,000 a year contribution expected of other trustees.

The additional DAG-induced frictional drag was quantitatively consistent with the additive contribution expected for the C1B domain.