Sentence examples for pool contributions from inspiring English sources
The association recommended in June that medical schools pool contributions from companies as a means of shielding teachers from commercial influences.
Relative larval pool contributions of deeper living corals will likely increase as shallow habitats further degrade due to climate change and local habitat degradation.
Four world premieres financed by the fund, a program that enables Bang on a Can to pool contributions from $5 to $5,000 for commissions to emerging composers, will be performed by the Bang on a Can All-Stars.
Another criticism from companies cited in the report is that Disrupt Denial lumps together corporate contributions with contributions from corporate political action committees (PACs), which pool contributions from large groups of donors.
The legislation, which is expected to be adopted by the upper house, requires everyone in Germany to have health insurance by 2009, when a state-run central fund will pool contributions and distribute money to insurers.
Still others will sign up for Christian "sharing ministries," in which people (usually from the same faith) pool contributions in order to pay medical bills for their members.
Deborah Haynes, defence editor of the Times, despatched a pooled contribution to this report from RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus.
Existing gene expression profiling of plants growing in field plots [ 54- 56] or in a natural habitat [ 7] has reflected the pooled contribution of multiple individuals, thereby masking the extent of natural variation that is actually present.
At Impact100 Philadelphia, more than 200 women, ages 30 to 80 (although most are in their 40s and 50s), donate $1,000 each and pool their contributions to make at least one grant of $100,000 annually to nonprofits they collectively choose from each year's contributions.
Other international donors had agreed to pool their contributions and let the Mozambicans control their own health programs.
That decision paved the way for political action committees that can pool unlimited contributions from corporations, unions and wealthy individuals.
