Sentence examples for free contributions from inspiring English sources
Admission free, contributions accepted.
Fast Car/Slow Traffic arrives decorated with piano that sounds remarkably like Mike Garson's free contributions to Aladdin Sane.
"Not everyone is looking to get paid for their work," Schuon said, when I asked him if Revolt was looking for free contributions.
In March 2000, perhaps inspired by objectivist "openness," he founded a free online encyclopaedia called Nupedia, which sought free contributions from scholars and other experts and subjected them to an intensive peer-review process.
To answer the question, "Why would someone make a free contribution to this business, knowing that it will, theoretically, enrich a whole other group of people?" you really need to ask the specific people who make those contributions.
But these opportunistic weekly election diaries have provoked minimal comment-is-free contributions from the Observer's hopefully future-proof online consumers.
Baby boomers and others, who spent decades making tax-free contributions to their I.R.A.'s and 401(k) plans, would soon begin paying taxes on withdrawals from those accounts, Professor Boskin noted.
In the House today, a bipartisan group unveiled a bill, which could come to the floor for a vote as soon as next week, that would allow increased tax-free contributions to individual retirement accounts and 401(k) plans.
The annual cap on tax-free contributions will fall from £50,000 to £40,000; the lifetime limit will be cut from £1.5m to £1.25m.There were a few sweeteners.
Rumours persist that the Chancellor could cut, or even axe, "salary sacrifice" – the scheme that allows employees to maximise their tax-free contributions to their pension savings by trading in some of their pay.
But the government has slashed the cap to £1m as from the 2016-2017 tax year, as well as limiting annual tax-free contributions to £40,000.While £1m may seem a large sum, it will only buy an inflation-linked annuity of £25,000 for a retiring couple.
