Contribution (noun)

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 495.

1. a journal with contributions from well-known writers; 2. health-care insurance contributions; 3. A few have a better matching contribution plan. 4. He stressed the contribution that pragmatic Britain could make.5. In addition, many companies make contributions to employee retirement plans at the start of the year. 6. Its contribution is particular rather than general, and some have questioned whether there is a need for two levels of appeal court. 7. Many like them have raised money for local charities or simply made a genuine and lasting contribution to their communities. 8. Pastor also received no contribution from the organization.9. His contribution to the development of the Olympus overhaul facilities at Rolls Wood Group, must be regarded as invaluable. 10. I am sure Harlequins' Troy Coker makes an invaluable contribution to the other players' understanding of the game. 11. Subscriptions and contributions to various appeals provide the bulk of our finances. 12. The chemical industry makes a crucial contribution to our health and prosperity and to protection of the environment. 13. These interventions from the outside made a strong contribution towards my freedom.14. These were people who already had made a substantial contribution to the state party. 15. They multiply this benefit by the likelihood that their personal contribution to the interest group will determine its success or continued existence. 16. We hope that the present series of unit texts will make a useful contribution to such a library. 17. If we all make a contribution, we'll be able to get him something really nice. 18. Several local businesses have made contributions towards our new school bus. 19. A school makes a contribution to a wide hierarchy of needs. 20. After 19 minutes he did make a contribution, an exciting dart through the midfield. 21. Living artists would keep adding to it by making contributions from their works. 22. Noncitizens can make a contribution under the law, provided they hold green cards. 23. Occasionally the partners would have to make a contribution to the settlement, but never such as to seriously damage their personal wealth. 24. The arithmetic of compound interest is such that delays in making contributions to trust funds tend to be quite costly. 25. An inefficient socialist economy and thirty years of increasingly corrupt one-party rule have made their contributions.