Sentence examples for a valued contribution from inspiring English sources
Broughton has paid work (experts earn £17 an hour), new skills, and makes a valued contribution to social care.
During those 15 years, the temple has made a valued contribution to both the Sikh and the wider community, the civil rights group said.
"We see the British relationship with the EU as being a two way relationship – Britain benefits from its membership of the EU, and the EU is better off with Britain as a leading member making a valued contribution".
He said the proposals were designed not to inhibit the UK's ability to attract migrants and visitors who made a "valued contribution", but it was clear that the cost of applying to come to Britain, particularly from outside Europe, would prove a new barrier to some.
Those who were hoping for a valued contribution to a more rounded debate about privacy and surveillance in the internet age, and the balance between the public's right to know and the agencies' need to keep secrets, may feel they were short-changed.
Their cheerful temperament and laughter was a valued contribution to the perceived comfort at the center.
A highly valued contribution from participating users is the ability to advocate a vision for the system and champion its organizational implementation.
Conversely, the recent emergence of palliative care teams that comanage patients who cannot meaningfully recover or will face significant loss of health status is a highly valued contribution to modern practice [ 19].
Only through this avenue can Ergonomics show a consistent and valued contribution to quality design and its development.
Chapter 5, with its focus on the gender dynamics of ranching, is a rare and valued contribution.
Reporting emerges as a mere actor, while new dimensions of safety drivers emerge from the study: safety also comes from a value contribution focus, a decentralized safety management approach, the centrality of reporting in a safety management system and the dependency on engaged relationships.
