Sentence examples for use contributions from inspiring English sources

New York's campaign finance laws have allowed politicians to use contributions for many unusual expenses -- from trips to new cars.

Emily's List, which backs the candidacies of Democratic women who support abortion rights, said it would file suit in federal court today to try to prevent the Federal Election Commission from enforcing new campaign finance rules that restrict how some political groups use contributions.

Senator John Kerry announced on Friday that he was using campaign money to pay off a $6.4 million loan he made to his campaign last year by mortgaging his house in Boston, putting to rest the question of whether the senator would use contributions to settle the debt or whether he would dip into his own pocket.

Mr. Bush drew attention to the fact that Mr. McCain had transferred money raised for a Senate race to his presidential campaign with another one of his proposals: that candidates for federal office not be able to use contributions from a previous campaign when seeking a different federal office.

Based on the smearing analysis and the specific results for sensor faults, the authors advise to use contributions only if a sound physical interpretation of the principal components is available.

As a result, GI will use contributions to "provide cash to our partners to make local purchases of the items they most need and to obtain food from farmers not hit by the disaster".

In addition, the dual use of several pesticides in residential and agricultural products makes it is difficult to distinguish the residential use contribution.

It is our hope the ProteoWizard project will become a standard platform for proteomics development; consequently, code use, contribution and further development are strongly encouraged.

"Ireland's seventh biggest hip-hop crew", as they call themselves, ad lib a new album nightly using contributions from the audience.

Regardless of which method was used, contributions over the past few weeks have pushed the fund's giving record past last year's.

In 1998, he used contributions to buy a $5,981 alarm system for his home because, he said, a disgruntled Republican candidate had made threats against his family.