Sentence examples for contributors into from inspiring English sources

When he bullied the other contributors into doing what he wanted, she made a formal complaint against him.

Not so long ago, the mantra was openness; some legislators even scrambled to get lists of campaign contributors into cyberspace where the voters could see.

The idea was to transform Obama's list of activists and small-dollar contributors into a neighborhood-by-neighborhood organization that could be mobilized to support his policy agenda, starting with energy and health care.

The Association of Fundraising Professionals (www.afpnet.org) offers two certification programs: an eight-session course in fund-raising techniques that can be done online, and a five-session course in essentials like development and turning contributors into major donors.

Much like the Occupy Wall Street protesters, who organized into specialized affinity groups, Ms. Ewell and Mr. Aites divided contributors into subgroups by geography and issue: economic disparity, the media, student debt, protests and home foreclosure, as represented by a single mother's situation in Minneapolis.

Such simple, easy-to-use micro flows make it easy to fully integrate contributors into a more macro workflow.

"If the Army is going to be a full participant and contributor into that process, then we have to be different than we are today -- not that we are not magnificent as a force today".

These credits can be reused and spent by the contributor into the SAaaS infrastructure, for allocating sensing and actuation resources.

Still, a preceding birth interval of 24 to 36 months was the major contributor into the model, with statistically negative effects with reference category.

In our church it has turned spectators into participators, consumers into contributors and an audience into an army.

This list was subsequently revised during several meetings of the coordinating group and in e-mail discussions with the larger group of STROBE contributors, taking into account empirical evidence and methodological considerations.