Sentence examples for a contribution to working from inspiring English sources

Second, pupils value religious education as a contribution to working out their own convictions and commitments.

The judge added he "shall also be seeking the assistance of persons and institutions that will have a contribution to make to the work of the inquiry".

No they are not young, they are 50 and 60, but that doesn't mean they should be pushed out the door and they don't have a major and growing contribution to work and to broadcasting".

This rendering will emphasize these women's contributions to working towards a more inclusive democracy a shared effort that transcends the time between their individual efforts and the march itself.

This was followed by talks addressing practical experiences applying text mining to biocuration focused on two themes: people who had built tools that had the potential to make a contribution to biocuration work, by Lourenço (14) and Wiegers (7); also two groups reported on their successes and failures in applying text mining to biocuration work: Dowell (15) and Veuthey (16).

'Completes' in this case means that the third party makes a contribution to the work of the student, such that there is reasonable doubt as to whose work the assessment represents.

I commend this guidance as a contribution to that work".

However, such agreements cannot assign authorship to someone who has not made a contribution to the work that is being submitted, nor should they specify order of authorship before it is known who is actually the primary author on the work.

JT, TM and SW did the experiments and data analysis; JT and TM took the lead in writing the paper; JA conceived, designed and directed the study, as well as making a contribution to experimental work.

And with them comes the right to work and to make a contribution to society; after all, work defines who and what we are.

With extensive input from the public and through the broad knowledge and experience each Commissioner brings to the table, we hope to make a contribution to the hard work on improving election administration in which election officials are continuously engaged".