Sentence examples for a contribution to support from inspiring English sources

Supporters can make a contribution to support the national Citizen Schools program.

We conclude by proposing a contribution to support systems design, thus facilitating cooperation in teamwork activities.

Finally, these data provide a contribution to support the biochemical basis for current recommendations [ 57– 60] to shift the lipid supply from ω-6 to ω-3 PUFA in the nutrition support of ARDS patients.

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This article offers a twofold contribution to support researchers working in the area of WSN transport protocol design.

The modelling approach can make an important contribution to support land-use decisions at the farm level and reduce land-use conflicts at the landscape level.

You can join the Chicago Urban League by signing up for our weekly eblasts, making an online contribution to support our programs or by participating in one of our free classes for entrepreneurs.

Their decision held that home care workers -- who were miserably exploited before they joined a union just 10 years ago -- could not be "forced" to pay a "fair share" contribution to support the collective bargaining that had resulted in doubling of their pay.

Over the course of UNICEF's ten-year long partnership for children IKEA's support to UNICEF has exceeded US$18 million including a US$2 million contribution to support immunization and child protection programmes in India over 5 years and US$2 million in cash and in-kind donations to UNICEF programmes in tsunami-affected countries.

The ILD tests together with phylogenentic analyses of individual data partitions and the assessment of their relative contribution to support on a combined-data cladogram (measured by PBrS values) were used to assess the distribution, nature, and extent of agreement among data sets.

And with little prospect of any benefit flowing in the other direction – for Scotland could only make a limited contribution to supporting a big English bank.