Sentence examples for extra proceeds from inspiring English sources

Arla works with 3,000 dairy farms, about a third of the total in the UK, which will share the extra proceeds from the milk.

Morrisons said it would also launch a "milk for farmers" cheese, which would cost 34p more than its standard cheese and all the extra proceeds being handed to the farmers.

In November, Tickets.com began auctioning some prime seats for Elton John and Backstreet Boys concerts at an average of 45percentt over face value, but the extra proceeds go to charity.

The record Florida jackpot comes as officials are grappling with a $500 million deficit in the state budget, which has prompted calls from lottery critics to limit the prize and put the extra proceeds toward education.

If a news organizations wants exclusive rights they must either (a. Donate 50% towards a pitch early or (b. if the community has funded 51% or more – then a news org must donate 100% towards the pitch with extra proceeds going back to the original donor (similar to Kiva.org model).

Multiplying the increases by Iran's average daily production of 4.2 million barrels nets an extra $38 million in proceeds that have hit the country's coffers, or just over $2 million for each sailor captured.

Until that point, Costa had never scored more than 10 league goals in a season, but he relished the extra responsibility and proceeded to play a vital role in Atletico's hugely unexpected La Liga title triumph.

With extra ammunition, he proceeded to the office of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay man to be elected to a major city office.

He appeared to score a goal, but it was ruled offside with Argentina needing a late goal in extra time to proceed.

The charge, which was introduced to all bags with a thin-gauge handle, makes retailers no extra profit as the proceeds go directly to charity.

'When Digby realises how much extra red tape the Proceeds of Crime Act means, he's going to be choking on his cornflakes,' one critic of the Act said.