Sentence examples for seeking contributions from from inspiring English sources
Rifkind said the ISC would be seeking contributions from outside the agencies "to ensure that the committee can consider the full range of opinions expressed on these topics.
The position will give him a reason, and ample time, to travel the country, meet with activists and candidates, and raise unlimited money for the association, freed from federal and state regulations that limit him as governor from seeking contributions from those that do business with the state.
Even his best news in months — an endorsement this week by Bob Vander Plaats, a prominent social conservative leader here — was muddled by controversy over whether Mr. Vander Plaats had been seeking contributions from the candidates that he considered endorsing, which he denied.
In the decades since, _Himal Southasian has covered the region with imagination and rigor, seeking contributions from academics and intellectuals across South Asia and in the diaspora, and paying special attention to events that have gone overlooked in the international press.
The company is looking to build its own apps, but is also seeking contributions from the developer community, which it called "fashion designers" now with the advent of this new tech.
The Jockey Club will be responsible for funding and will not be seeking contributions from the local council, and neither will festival ticket prices be hiked as a means of paying for the project.
"Just as a bank robber cannot keep ill-gotten gains by seeking contribution from the bank's security guard who failed to thwart the robbery," attorney's for Hi-Lex wrote in response to the insurer's motion, "BCBSM cannot keep the disputed fees by seeking contribution from employers for failing to discover and thwart its illegal taking of millions of dollars from (its self-insured customers') plans".
The trust fund seeks contributions from member states, regional legislative bodies, inter-governmental or nongovernmental organisations, businesses and individuals".
Mr. Pinto said his company would donate to the fund and would seek contributions from throughout the construction industry.
Accepting such donations is legal, and the Obama campaign has sought contributions from the clients of lobbyists or other interest parties.
In many instances, the people they sought contributions from had themselves taken part in the Neediest Cases Fund drive in previous years.
