Sentence examples for making any contributions from inspiring English sources

It would also block companies and individuals already doing government business from making any contributions at all.

Asked about the fund before last year's UN climate meeting in Warsaw, the prime minister said: "We're not going to be making any contributions to that".

The legislation stops short of barring lobbyists from making any contributions, though in some good-government quarters, that is a consummation devoutly to be wished for.

According to an analysis by The New York Times, a third of the $1.65 million the association raised in New Jersey came from people and businesses who had significant contracts with the state, or from utilities, which are prohibited from making any contributions to candidates for governor.

Since I won't actually be making any contributions, you'll never have to worry about those contributions drying up — not even after I'm gone, because I intend to add a symbolic bequest to my will, if I can find a notary who works for tips.

In a press release announcing the complaint, Spotify chief executive Daniel Ek accused the company of playing the role as both "player and referee to deliberately disadvantage other app developers". Apple then accused Spotify of trying to reap the benefits of the App Store ecosystem without making any contributions to it.

11.38, bars any foreign or domestic corporation from making "any contribution or disbursement, directly or indirectly, either independently or through any political party, committee, group, candidate or individual for any purpose other than to promote or defeat a referendum".

E.9. - If you are under 16, you must get a parent or guardian's permission before making any Contribution.

In addition, several advanced technologies are being used in smart cities without making any contribution to environmental sustainability, and the strategies through which sustainable cities can be achieved fall short in considering advanced technologies.

During questions in the House of Commons on Thursday morning, the Labour MP Wayne David asked Davis if he would "consider making any contribution in any shape or form for access to the single market".

During questions in the House of Commons, the Labour MP Wayne David had asked Davis if he would "consider making any contribution in any shape or form for access to the single market".