Sentence examples for maximum individual contribution from inspiring English sources

In 2009, Alpha CEO Kevin Crutchfield gave the campaign a thousand dollars, the maximum individual contribution.

It allowed for more money to be directly given to the candidate's campaign by evading the maximum individual contribution limit.

Law enforcement officials say he also systematically evaded campaign donation limits by directing employees, friends and relatives to donate the maximum individual contribution to politicians, then reimbursing them.

Michael A. Jacobsen, a spokesman for Diebold, based in North Canton, Ohio, confirmed that Mr. Swidarski, a nine-year company veteran, gave the maximum individual contribution, but said: "He is not a politically active person.

The $170 million goal, which strategists in each party assume is a low-ball figure intended to diminish expectations, is simply a rough estimate of how Mr. Bush's popularity will translate into financial support under a new campaign finance law that doubles the maximum individual contribution to a campaign to $2,000, Mr. Reynolds said.

The filings Thursday revealed that only 270 of about 650,000 donors to the Sanders campaign had given the maximum individual contribution of $2,700.

The Hillary for America campaign's second-quarter filing from July and its third-quarter filing in October show numerous maximum individual contributions from senior people at Pfizer, including its executive vice president, vice president of government relations, and senior director of international public affairs.

Party officials estimated the concert would raise $3 million to $4 million in "hard money," contributions that are limited in size (the maximum individual donation is $1,000) but can be used for any political purpose.

In January, Tillerson and Ken Cohen gave twenty-five hundreachollars each, the maximum for individual contributions, to Romney's Presidential campaign.

The congressman has denied knowing anything about the scheme, in which his father paid or reimbursed donors for campaign contributions, allowing him to effectively exceed the legal maximum in individual contributions. .

Mr. Paterson's ethics proposals are the most ambitious ever offered by a New York governor, and would not only set term limits for all lawmakers and statewide officials, but also ban corporate campaign contributions, reduce individual contribution limits from a maximum of $55,900 to $1,000, and require all lawmakers to disclose all their outside sources of income.