Sentence examples for donations sufficient from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman said the gallery was confident that the lottery award could be supplemented by public donations sufficient to enable the seller to realize an amount equal to that offered by the Getty.

During the pandemic, WHO received vaccine donations sufficient to immunize 10% of the population of 95 selected countries worldwide.

Against NHBD, there are questions regarding the ambiguity and cultural perspectives of death, regarding whether a separation of rationale between withdrawal and donation is sufficient to preclude conflicts of interest, and regarding whether variable protocols arise that subordinate the patient to the goal of donation.

Despite such replacement programs, many blood banks face continual problems in obtaining sufficient donations.

He felt confident he could collect sufficient donations and grants to stage everyone's play over six or seven years.

But it would still be entitled to spend up to £7m, potentially giving it a huge advantage provided it could attract sufficient donations.

Lamar Alexander, the Tennessee Republican, insisted that the donations are never sufficient to actually buy a vote, but he added, "It sucks up time that a senator ought to be spending getting to know other senators, working on issues".

The college upgraded its engineering facilities prior to receiving funding; they never secured sufficient donations after the fact and, in order to climb out of self-inflicted debt, were forced to charge tuition.

Does it really believe private donation will be sufficient to meet the growing need?

The inherent interest of the above entities to promote organ donation has created sufficient conflict to introduce self-serving bias in information disclosure to the public and organ donors.

The assumption underlying the ACRE study, and all the studies reported in this review, is that organ donation is of sufficient benefit to society generally, and to organ recipients specifically, to justify the study and modification of organ donation requests to maximise consent.