But any institution would welcome your gift at another time of year, and spreading contributions across the calendar may actually make it easier for you to give even more.
In recent years, he has spread campaign contributions across both sides of the political aisle and nurtured relationships with the likes of Bill and Hillary Clinton.
As word of the campaign has spread, unsolicited contributions have poured in to the school, sometimes at the rate of $2,000 a day.
The airline plans to ask the Internal Revenue Service for waivers that will allow it to spread those contributions, due for 2004, for up to five years.
Furthermore, it was expected that the redesign would produce a more equal spread in contributions to discourse for learners with different motivational profiles.
(Also, you can lose out on matching money if you don't spread your contributions over pay periods).
Procter & Gamble's chief executive, according to BuyPartisan, gave the bulk of his money to the Republican Party, while the board of directors tended to spread their contributions more evenly.
Enron was not shy in making its views known on Capitol Hill, at the White House and among the regulatory agencies -- or in spreading campaign contributions around to Republicans and Democrats alike to ensure it would get a hearing.
That would impede, and even paralyse, the actual spread and contribution of new technologies, in disregard of the will of the European Union legislature as expressed in recital 31 in the preamble to the Copyright Directive.
Randomization: To carry out the runs in the experiment in completely random order to spread the contribution of uncontrolled factors across all the modeled factors and interactions.
"Striking part of the Buckley edifice could mean that more will fall," Hasen wrote, "and that the Court's general skepticism toward the constitutionality of limits already in play in the independent spending area could spread to contribution limits".
