Sentence examples for giving outside from inspiring English sources
And by giving outside software developers full access to a Google-powered phone's functions, the alliance members hope for a proliferation of new PC-style programs and services, like social networking and video sharing.
In lobbying, a similar grey area still exists between giving outside interests advice on how to best make their case to ministers – MPs routinely do that free for good causes – and paid advocacy – making a client's case for money.
Those rules include requiring Saudi charities to keep their money in a single bank account, preventing cash withdrawals from those accounts and creating a new agency that will be the conduit for all Saudi charitable giving outside Saudi Arabia.
There were also sessions on reforming education, medical research, tackling poverty, giving outside America and how philanthropists can better collaborate with each other.The hottest topic, says Mr Case, was "impact investing", a phrase describing how to invest money to make profits and do good at the same time.
Pillutla and Murnighan (1996) and Terry Boles and his colleagues (2000) were among several researchers who introduced the variation of giving outside options to responders, or options which they knew they would receive if they rejected an offer.
For instance, by giving outside developers free access to its APIs, Expedia Affiliate Network (EAN) allows its partners to directly access its technology platform and pull hotel rates, creating convenient user experiences and new revenue channels across third-party websites.
It appeared to be inside the area but a free-kick was given outside.
The night of the full moon, ranger talks are given outside the visitors' center.
They have also given outside performances, and for these, they wear tuxxedos and red caps instead of their uniforms.
The initiative was intended in part to give outside software developers access to the features of the Enron network.
Here's a transcript of Mayor Bloomberg's remarks, given outside the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, followed by the text of Mr. Goldsmith's email.
