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The United Arab Emirates became one of the 20 largest contributors after raising its contribution by 317%, from $90m in 2013 to $375m in 2014.

In Berlin on Wednesday, Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul, the overseas development minister, announced that Germany was raising its contribution by $24 million, to $40.2 million.

The fund kicked in $1.6 million, later raising its contribution to more than $25 million, for about 90% of CompuCook.

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After making meager donations in 2015, the company's political action committee began raising its contributions for congressional campaigns last year.

It says the Spanish government should raise its contribution to science and innovation to 0.7% of the gross domestic product (GDP) and argues for the creation of a national funding agency that gives out merit-based grants, more autonomy for the universities, and a major overhaul of Spain's national research centers.

Germany, which puts up almost half the funds, is refusing to raise its contribution.

He wants Xstrata to raise its contribution to a social fund from 3% to 30% of pre-tax profits.

Somewhat ambitiously, the government wants to raise its contribution to GDP to 8% next year, from about 4% last year, as part of a plan to be less dependent on oil and gas.

Governors in both parties, their budgets already squeezed by these trends, are pleading with the federal government to raise its contribution to the Medicaid program for the poor, which is jointly financed.

McAuliffe proposed that Virginia raise its contribution by $150 million a year because that is 30percentt of Wiedefeld's request for $500 million, and 30percentt is Virginia's approximate share of Metro's capital costs under a long-used formula.