Sentence examples for agrees to contribute from inspiring English sources

Each artist-member agrees to contribute example of his representative work for three years.

But its high cost has raised concerns that it may be discontinued unless the EU agrees to contribute funding.

1999 Under pressure from the Office of Fair Trading, the Premiership agrees to contribute five per cent of its next TV deal's income to the Football Foundation.

Devising a new bailout that would include voluntary private sector involvement, so it would not be classified as a default, will be complex, said one official not authorized to speak publicly, because the amount that the private sector agrees to contribute will largely determine how big a gap reluctant European governments will have to fill.

In their book "Cults and New Religions" (2006), Mr. Bromley and Douglas E. Cowan wrote that according to church doctrine, a member "recognizes Moon's messianic status, agrees to contribute to the payment of personal indemnity for human sinfulness, and looks forward to receiving the marital Blessing and building a restored world of sinless families".

If you accept that earning a few extra dollars is not going to make a significant difference in Jeter's lifestyle, and that spending a few extra dollars is not going to make a difference in the players the Yankees can afford, then perhaps the compromise is that they pay Jeter's asking price and he agrees to contribute the excess above the original offer to an appropriate charity.

You can get a discount of $140,000 if you agree to contribute to the open source platform and make contributions to the robotic community.

Over the summer, Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs agreed to contribute.

UnitedHealth has agreed to contribute $50 million.

Prominent leftwing academics from around the world agreed to contribute.

The Nature Conservancy agreed to contribute $10 million toward the purchase.