Sentence examples for official contributions from inspiring English sources

Such official contributions will go on, especially if the public gets more stingy.

And Dundee United made an official contribution to the fund, with a £10,000 charitable donation to be split between Untied for All and a skin cancer charity - the latter in support of United striker Jordan Moore, who is battling the disease.

Smith earned an executive producer credit, and the album marked his final official contribution to the band's discography.

It became part Russia's official contribution to the international Polar Year and they basically took the program away from us.

The list of collaborators on the release includes the remaining members of One Direction, Chris Martin of Coldplay, Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, and Aoki's cats, Benny and Hannah with no official contribution from Aoki himself.

The research illustrates a very low and unstable official contribution that lags far behind internationally agreed upon objectives, a highly fragmented institutional scenario, and controversial political choices favouring "vertical" global initiatives undermining national health systems, and in contrast with Italian deep-rooted principles, traditional approaches and official guidelines.

This is caused by the quasi-formal charges (providers' requests to pay official charitable contributions to the health care organization which should be voluntary in nature).

The sculptures are an up-yours welcome to Lucas's official British contribution to the 56th Venice Biennale.

One official, whose contribution will be highlighted in the plan, said: "A breakdown of the barriers between grades would help dramatically in both being able to work more openly and closer".

These findings on climate change are widely denied by those with an economic stake in present energy sources, who take care to support elected officials ("campaign contributions") and who manipulate a news corps that often acts as if its job is not determining facts but simply quoting "both sides".

It is perfectly legal to collect money from donors with legislative interests, as long as there is no explicit promise of official action for contributions.