Sentence examples for inaugural contribution from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his theory of sense and reference for names and predicates may be counted as the inaugural contribution to lexical semantics within the analytic tradition (see the entry on Gottlob Frege).

The names of the contributors were inscribed within the same treasurer's book used to record the memorial's inaugural contributions on June 6 , 1866

Trying to curb the influence of money in government, Mr. Obama has banned contributions to his inaugural from lobbyists and corporations and is limiting individual contributions to $50,000.

In 2009, the PRSA Foundation recognized Plank for her generous contribution at its inaugural Paladin Award Dinner in New York City.

The inaugural committee reported a $10,000 contribution from the Miami headquarters of Greenberg Traurig, a law firm whose Washington, D.C., office provides government lobbying services for dozens of clients and once employed Jack Abramoff, the fallen lobbyist who served more than three years in federal prison.

He also said that he would not take contributions for his inaugural celebration.

Washington's contribution to presidential inaugurals came after the oath itself: the emphatic "so help me God".

And in accordance with laws governing contributions to an inaugural committee, the panel will not accept money from foreign individuals or corporations.

Trump amassed a record $107 million in contributions to his inaugural committee.

But Obama's 2009 inaugural committee had banned corporate contributions altogether and limited individual donations to $50,000.

Almost $4.6 million worth of the inaugural committee's smal-dollar contributions (those $200 or less) were unitemized.