Sentence examples for no further contributions from inspiring English sources

There will be no further contributions to the Infrastructure Finance Unit.

Despite official appointments in Belgium, van de Velde after 1918 made no further contributions to architecture or design.

Even if there were no further contributions, the money was intended to be available to pay out pensions to contributors from the accumulated value of their contributions.

After, say, 40 years of work, they would pay no further contributions to Social Security and Medicare through payroll taxes, nor would companies make contributions, thus trimming the cost of employing older workers.

Joseph Tiberi, a spokesman for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, said the union had been expecting United to take some action to reduce its pension debt since late July, when the airline said it would make no further contributions to its four plans while it remained in bankruptcy.

He remained on the board as a Director and made no further contributions to the company's creative efforts.

Cross-sectional simulation results show that when the gas pressure is less than 0.1 Pa further decrease in pressure makes no further contribution to reduce the heat loss.

As a consequence, lawn growth stops when residual nutrients are exhausted and tester cells make no further contribution to reversion.

T cell polarization and crawling is mediated by LFA-1 binding to endothelial ICAM-1 and ICAM-2 with no further contribution of α4-integrin/VCAM-1 [ 61, 65, 73].

If windows were "often" (75% of the time), "seldom" (25%), and "never" closed, the resulting insulation factors were –21 dB(A), –16 dB(A), and –15 dB(A), respectively, with no further contribution of the specific insulation of each window type.

The memorandum also requires that if Mrs. Clinton is confirmed, the Clinton Global Initiative, an offshoot of the foundation, will be incorporated separately, will no longer hold events outside the United States and will refuse any further contributions from foreign governments.