Sentence examples for contributors to Receive from inspiring English sources

All Major Contributors to Receive Recognition.

YouTube Contributors To Receive Portion of Ad Money [Daily Telegraph].

The IRS would provide a loophole that allows a contributor to receive written, signed confirmation that a recipient "does not engage in any such activity and the contribution is subject to a written restriction that it not be used for candidate-related political activity". 3) The rules do nothing about so-called issue ads.

Tezos managed to raise $232 million via a token sale last summer, but its plans were promptly thwarted by fighting between its cofounders, delaying the development of even the digital tokens — Tezzies — that its ICO contributors expected to receive.

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Wild has proposed the concept of an exposome that represents all environmental (i.e. non-genetic) contributors to disease received by an individual during life [ 58].

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Huntsville Alabama Congressman Parker Griffith (D-AL-5) is claiming that he accidentally included language in his new bill, H.R. 3558, which would allow some of his largest campaign contributors and their subsidiaries to receive billions of dollars in government small business contracts.

"RNC believes that other contributors would contribute to RNC but for the restriction of the biennial contribution limit, and it also wants to receive contributions from those contributors," the plaintiffs argue in their complaint.

Since taking office in 2003, Mr. Richardson has been dogged by accusations that big contributors to his campaign received favors from the state — patronage jobs, infrastructure projects, contracts, approvals from state boards.