Sentence examples for split donations from inspiring English sources

Wal-Mart has denied the allegations and analysis shows that in this election cycle its political action committee has split donations almost evenly between the parties.

The fraternity's Indiegogo campaign, which closes Sept. 30, will split donations between Syron's medical expenses and the Katie Moore Foundation, which funds research for rare cancer treatments.

During the 2000 elections, the company provided $250,000 to each party for its conventions, and it has split its donations to members of Congress almost evenly between the parties.

According to Mr. Premawardhana, musicians generally split audience donations, which amount to anything from $200 for the average Revolution Cafe session to $750 for playing at the Legion of Honor.

For most of the last two decades, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, the financial world has split its donations between the two parties, usually favoring Republicans but also giving generously to the Democratic lawmakers who dominate New York.

But federal campaign records show only 54 corporations and individuals as having given that much, because some donors have split their donations into smaller checks, at the suggestion of party officials.

A few bundlers copied Simmons and split their donations to GOP primary candidates.

[Update since I first wrote this response: On Saturday morning, Bernie Sanders sent an email to supporters asking them to split their donations between him and Tulsi Gabbard, to "ensure Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is re-elected in November".

KPBS will split the donation with "Masterpiece".

Even industries that have in the past been overwhelmingly Republican, like insurance and pharmaceuticals, are now splitting their donations more or less evenly.

They split the donation between them according to their size in parliament, with the Tories getting around £420,000 and the Liberal Democrats about £100,000.