Sentence examples for donors split from inspiring English sources
The charity has produced an interactive map so that people can explore the country in terms of the number of "heroes" – donors – split up by parliamentary constituency.
And since the Gillard government's watered-down donation reform bill was blocked in 2013, we remain in the dark on political donations: over $13,000 can be donated in secret, and still more if donors split their donations between multiple state branches of a party.
30 pediatric patients (mean age: 36 months, mean PIM211%%) with end stage liver failure submitted to liver transplantation from living/dead donor (split).
Deceased-donor split-liver transplantation, a technique that provides both an adult and pediatric graft, might be the best way to decrease this disproportionate mortality.
But Federal Election Commission records show only 54 corporations and individuals as having given the large donations to the party because some donors have split them into smaller checks, at the suggestion of party officials.
But federal campaign records show only 54 corporations and individuals as having given that much, because some donors have split their donations into smaller checks, at the suggestion of party officials.
The top 10 super PAC donors are split down the middle between Democratic and Republican donors.
To accomplish this goal, we selected plasma samples (samples A, B and C) from three anonymous blood donors and split each sample into two for technical replication.
But Democratic officials said the fund-raising efforts by the groups had been slower than expected, as most donors are splitting their giving between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama.
We encountered donor site split skin graft failures in seven patients, most with diabetic, venous or trophic ulcers.
With the Mg composition increasing, the energy band gap of the Zn1−xMgxO NCSS (acceptor) increases with its conduction band edge becoming closer to the lowest occupied molecular orbital level of the PbS NC (donor), increasing splitting of quasi-Fermi energy levels in the electron donor/acceptor assembly under illumination.
