Sentence examples for out of contributions from inspiring English sources

This body of knowledge has grown out of contributions from many scientific disciplines, including, but not limited to, engineering, geography, geology, geomorphology, hydraulics, physics, oceanography, and sedimentology.

Chancellor Otto von Bismarck's 1883 sickness insurance law provided to employees in defined types of industry both medical care and cash benefits during a period of sickness, to be paid for out of contributions from both employees and employers.

This is one reason why one in seven Czech adults has been swindled out of contributions to investment funds, and why $500m of foreign portfolio investment deserted the country last year.In recent months several senior financiers have at last been charged with embezzlement.

The bank also makes special low-interest loans to the very poorest nations, financed out of contributions from 40 donor nations, including the United States, which next year will give about $875 million (Japan will give around $700 million and Germany and Britain less than $500 million each).

When all the groups had run out of contributions, the facilitator worked with the whole workshop group to achieve collective understanding by (a) grouping together values that were similar and (b) giving each collection of values a theme name.

The book grew out of contributions by the authors to a conference in April 2011 at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

The great part of about 401 k)s is that your out-of-pocket contributions may be matched by your employer, depending on their policy.

"The prosecution's claim that out-of-state contributions can prove corruption would raise major First Amendment concerns because of how much it could chill" out-of-state contributions, said David Fontana, a law professor at George Washington University.

Some donors said that Mr. Giuliani should give up all of the out-of-state contributions, given that so many were motivated by an anti-Clinton sentiment.

And even if Mr. Schundler operated under the spending cap, any out-of-state contributions he got would not be matched by public funds.

He is part of a case in Alaska, Thompson v. Hebdon, which is weighing whether out-of-state contributions to state races can be limited.