Sentence examples for contributions to school from inspiring English sources
By expanding Arizona's corporate scholarship tax credit program, SB 1048 would permit small businesses organized as S corporations to claim tax credits for contributions to "school tuition organizations" -- tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations that allocate the majority of their annual revenue to scholarships or grants for private schools.
This implies a not fully complete control of mothers' and fathers' unique contributions to school adjustment.
Experience of corruption, in the form of involuntary contributions to school expenses, decreased steadily from the first survey cycle in 1998.
UNICEF contributions to school readiness for all children Equity is our priority in the region and we know that an even playing field in early education can contribute to reducing equity gaps.
While her memorable contributions to school-debating classes and well-honed sense of entitlement made politics a natural career choice, the worm has now turned.
It is simultaneously the largest direct taxpayer, responsible for 7% of total receipts, and through its contributions to schools, hospitals and other charities, drawn from profits, accounts for perhaps another 0.7% of spending on public services.
Gov. David Paterson, who endorsed the idea on Tuesday, should take a deep breath and then call for a broader look at ways to make taxes fairer and the state's contributions to schools more equitable.
Meals offered through the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program make substantial contributions to school-aged children's diets.
Successes in skills training or contributions to schools were largely contributions of equipment that enabled training and studies to be more feasible and sustainable in existing structures.
The mayor controls the city's contribution to school budgets, but not the state and federal portions.
Staff meeting agreed teaching targets are being presented with new objectives linked to the extent to which they make a "wider contribution to school life".
