The phrase "a nation that contributes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or impact of a nation in a specific context, such as global issues, humanitarian efforts, or economic contributions.
Example: "In the fight against climate change, we need a nation that contributes to sustainable practices and policies."
Alternatives: "a country that gives" or "a state that plays a part".
Second, the police forces of each European nation that contributed recruits to the Syrian ISIS war machine must vigorously track, monitor and isolate its citizens who have returned from suspicious sojourns in the Middle East.
If it was unusual for two capital cities, 157 miles apart by road, to be united in simultaneous throes of ecstasy, then the achievement they were celebrating had no precedent: Albania had qualified automatically for the European Championship finals with a 3-0 win in Armenia and a nation that has traditionally contributed to others' footballing success could now bask in glory of its own.
It was set up as the main mechanism to raise $100bn a year in climate finance from rich countries by 2020 to assist poor nations that contributed little to global emissions to move to greener economies and build resilience to the effects of climate change.
America's debts reduced the U.N.'s ability to reimburse nations that contributed peacekeepers to U.N. missions worldwide.
Poorer nations that contribute to the I.M.F.'s financing have grumbled about having to prop up rich Europe.
But the accord also accommodates objections from some of the 26 NATO nations that contribute troops to the 50,000-strong NATO force.
2486, directed the Secretary of Defense to establish the Cooperative Ballistic Missile Defense Program to support cooperative efforts between the United States and other nations that contributed to United States ballistic missile defense capabilities.
The move risks upsetting nations that contribute to the IMF, the FT reports.
The culprit, however, was human activity worlds away in the industrialized nations that contributed to global warming and consequently caused stress to the temperature-sensitive corals.
He said: "In recent years a consensus has been building which acknowledges that the arts are a key part of our fabric as a nation; that they contribute to the creative life of the country which is itself a part of what creates our wealth.
