Sentence examples for contributions regulation from inspiring English sources

Some observations were minor infringements of India's Foreign Contributions Regulation Act (FCRA), whose strictures are so myriad and so comprehensive in their vagueness that they can effect death by bureaucratic strangulation.

Among the most ambiguous of the rules in India's Foreign Contributions Regulations Act is one that prevents any foreign-funded NGO from comporting itself as an "organisation of a political nature".

The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) was introduced in 2010, requiring all NGOs to apply for a license to receive foreign funding.

According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, the licences were revoked because the NGOs "failed to meet legal requirements" under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) (pdf) of 2010.

As indicated above, we referred instead to the outer limits of contribution regulation by asking whether there was any showing that the limits were so low as to impede the ability of candidates to "amass the resources necessary for effective advocacy".

Exhibit C -- eye-opening information from India's Foreign Contribution Regulation Act which collects data on incoming foreign aid.

However, in real terms, foreign contribution received by registered NGOs under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) increased from 420.5 million US dollars in 1994 to 1390.4 million US dollars in 2005 (Fig. 1), an increase of 230percentt over the last decade or almost 23percentt increase per annum [ 44].

Though there is no proper estimate available, data for NGOs that got registered under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) between 1994 2005 reveals that every successive year about 1,459 NGOs were added on an average with 2005 as the single year experiencing largest number (1,970) of NGOs registered [ 44] (Fig. 2).

Inflow of foreign funds is governed by the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) 1976.

Back in the bad old days of soft money (i.e., donations to political parties to which federal contribution regulations did not apply), neither party had much of an incentive to reach out to small donors.

The savings from reduced EU budget contributions and regulation are greatly outweighed by the negative impact on trade and investment.