Sentence examples similar to endorsed contribution from inspiring English sources

Our twelve predictors are quantities that are available from typical forum facilities, such as the number of endorsed contributions, and the number of answers and views.

A recent review endorses the contribution of AKI as an independent factor associated with substantial morbidity and mortality following cardiopulmonary bypass [ 7].

The Club for Growth's PAC, which acts as a conduit for contributions to its endorsed candidates, saw contributions in September come at a pace not seen since the tea party surge in 2009 and 2010.

Scottish Borders Council's scrutiny committee has endorsed a £1m contribution towards an upgrade of the Union Chain Bridge.

So the pluralism endorsed in this contribution may not only be more useful (in suggesting new ways to look for new things), but more true, in that it discourages us from seeking generalizations and thinking of them as laws.

If Blair were to assume this mantle, history might not only forgive him, but will also endorse Britain's contribution to long-term global security.

On September 22nd the cabinet endorsed an increase in employees' contributions to the statutory health-insurance system.To this substance Mrs Merkel has added a bit of symbolic spice.

In response, Christie called fundraising "one of the most difficult, distasteful parts of the job" and endorsed a system of unlimited contributions with immediate disclosure.

The Democratic Governors Association, which has endorsed New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, claims its contribution predated Nixon's entry in the race.

No other politicians who have endorsed Mr. Bloomberg have also received contributions from his campaign in recent months.

The Project of Government Oversight also endorsed real time disclosure of campaign contributions to super committee members in a blog post Tuesday afternoon.