Sentence examples for return contributions from inspiring English sources

In return, contributions go up slightly for most workers.

Mr. de Blasio and Mr. Weiner also plan to return contributions Century made to their campaigns, according to their spokesmen.

As politicians scramble to return contributions from Enron, the failing energy trading company, the advocates of limiting money in politics say their cause has been reinvigorated.

New York's United States senators, its governor and its comptroller have announced that they will either return contributions tied to business scandals or donate the money to charity.

This year, three of the top candidates in the 2013 Los Angeles mayoral race all vowed not to accept any campaign donations from Walmart, after unions sent a letter urging them to return contributions from the retail giant.

Unless he successfully appeals, Mr. McDonald will now have to return contributions that exceed the city's cap — a total of $79,650 — and will have to repay a corporate loan of $120,000.

The participant can then run different scenarios using different rates of return, contribution rates and retirement age.

Unlike a similar bill proposed last month by Senate Democrats, which would use voluntary tax-return contributions to match funds that candidates raise, the House bill would allow Connecticut's 1.9 million taxpayers to direct up to $5 of their state tax payment to a special election-finance fund, said David B. Pudlin, the House Democratic majority leader.

Mr. Spitzer has returned contributions from Mr. Trump before, according to campaign aides.

For instance, Bob Dole, the last Republican nominee, returned contributions made by gay donors.

The Obama campaign says it returns contributions if it learns they came from lobbyists.