Sentence examples for on contribution from inspiring English sources

"If you are cutting into the Buckley decision on contribution limits, you are one way or another overturning Buckley and making inroads into using campaign contributions to corrupt officeholders".

If, as many predict, the court uses the McCutcheon case to continue its attack on contribution limits, it will be possible for a single donor to contribute more than $3.5 million to a party's candidates and committees.

Many commentators have recently called for more emphasis on contribution in our social security system.

There have been real advances on contribution limits, including by businesses doing state work.

On contribution, should we be doing more to help those who have paid into the welfare system when they need something from it?

Now that the court has once again put its constitutional seal of approval on contribution limits, why should incumbent politicians and powerful interests, which have huge advantages under the current system, opt for any meaningful change?

And like many thousands of tourists before her, she chose to believe that it would grow to be a mighty pine, her personal, hands-on contribution to Israel.

In his recently published biography of Cassavetes, "ACCIDENTAL GENIUS" (Miramax Books), the critic Marshall Fine lays out the story behind the film, including Cassavetes's hands-on contribution and Ms. May's astonishing ability to burn through celluloid.

What's more, last week, ResearchGate closed its series B round, which was this time led by Founders Fund, with follow-on contribution from Benchmark Capital, Accel Partners, and Michael Birch, as well as Yammer CEO David Sacks.

"New Jersey continues to struggle with structural imbalance and the governor's decision to reduce pension contributions in fiscal 2014 and 2015 highlights the fact that the state lacks the revenues to comply with its own agreed-on contribution to the pension system," the S&P said.

"Focus on contributions to scientific knowledge, not research experience and expertise," writes one respondent.