Sentence examples for some in kind from inspiring English sources

The tax code was "bewildering" in its complicated system of direct and indirect taxes, some paid in cash and some in kind.

Given the storm over one reform that was tried the monetisation of some in-kind social benefits—and the anxiety in the Kremlin over the presidential succession in 2008, that chance may now disappear altogether.Along with post-Yukos jitters, stalled reform helps to account for Russia's stampeding capital flight, which, reckons Fitch, a rating agency, was a net $33 billion last year.

The Carnegie Corporation gave Washington ProFile $50,000 a year for two years in seed money, but that is running out, and Mr. Blair is looking for a business plan that can keep the project afloat, perhaps through some in-kind advertising for corporate sponsors.

The PhuVang district received some in-kind support from Thua Thien-Hue Pharmaceutical Company (i.e. medicine, medical equipment).

Some are monetary contributions and some are in-kind contributions.

Some simply provide in-kind or financial support, while others also offer training.

The first is simply to introduce yourself; some customers will respond in kind.

The airline received some compensation, in cash and in kind, from Boeing for the delays.

In some rural areas they pay in kind.

More than one-half of patients admitted in ICUs were in some kind of ventilatory support.

Millions of children in the country are involved in some kind of exploitive labour.