Sentence examples for is allowed to contribute from inspiring English sources
Then there's Theresa Ghilarducci of the New School, who thinks that the tax breaks in 401(k) plans go to the highest earners -- except that nobody under age 50 is allowed to contribute more than $17,000 a year because of "contribution limits".
In fact, Arboretum is a probabilistic method that enables us to use probabilistic module assignments, and thus a gene has a probability of belonging to a particular module and is allowed to contribute to the overall pattern of modules, with its contribution weighted by the probability.
After an exquisitely staged reunion in the enchanted forest that envelops the house, Christopher Eccleston's bewildered soldier is allowed to contribute little beyond the film's best line -- "Sometimes I bleed" -- before being quickly excused.
More or less anyone is allowed to post a project on Kickstarter with a stated financing goal, and more or less anyone is allowed to contribute to that project.
You tend to get more productive organizations if everyone is allowed to contribute fully.
Only students from UCF are allowed to be employed by the paper, though the public is allowed to contribute columns.
Later amendments to the law reduced by 90 percent the amount that those with business before the city were allowed to contribute to a candidate; excluded their contributions from matching public money; and expanded the prohibition on corporate contributions to include partnerships, limited liability corporations and limited liability partnerships.
After five years, though, you will no longer be allowed to contribute.
That is the same as six Democratic donors giving the maximum they are allowed to contribute.
The consequence was that almost all Penney employees were allowed to contribute only 8percentt of their wages to their retirement accounts, instead of 16percentt, as ordinary employees in other companies were allowed to contribute.
"If you do business with the city, you shouldn't be allowed to contribute to any campaign.
