Sentence examples for contributions in order from inspiring English sources
They did not make those contributions in order to make a gift to Acorn".
When Gordon Brown was chancellor in 2002, he raised NI contributions in order to increase funding for the NHS.
In addition, during a long phase of high unemployment, German politicians were under pressure to reduce employer pension contributions in order to lower the cost of creating jobs.
At this point, however, Ms. Quinn plans to focus on gathering small contributions in order to increase her public matching funds.
Governor Walker, who was elevated to the chief executive job when Republicans swept last November's midterms, proposed a budget bill that requires the state government's 300,000 workers to pay more for health benefits and bigger pension contributions in order to help fill a $3.6bn £2.2bnn) budget deficit.
Specifically, its AI tech is analysing the code of millions of developers via their open source contributions in order to match them to appropriate job openings.
The rival bidders showered important legislators and the governor with more than $100,000 in contributions, the report said, with Aqueduct Entertainment coordinating $40,000 of its own donations with the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee and instructing a "subcontractor to make a contribution in order for the monies to be pooled with contributions from other A.E.G. members".
A smoothed switch model is used in this contribution in order to analyze non-smooth systems.
In this article, we extend our previous contribution in order to detect attackers (jammers) who follow different attack strategies.
In such a case, C finds it convenient to increase his equilibrium contribution in order to compensate the possible disadvantage of B. In this section we restrict our attention to the case of joint contribution.
Through strategic delegation, the median voter of each region tries to reduce her own contribution in order to push the others to support a larger share of the tax burden to finance the federal public good.
