Further, Landrigan added that in addressing localized emissions on the city and country level, the world as a whole stands to benefit as they're a substantial contributors to global climate change.
As HuffPost's Sam Stein reported, among the funders (and listed as a "substantial contributor") of BPC is the pharmaceutical giant Schering-Plough, a member of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association, which seems determined to slay the public option.
Gomes said that, as well as being a"substantial contributor" to the government's coffers, the brewery supported thousands of jobs.
Cigarette smoking is established as a substantial contributor to risks for cancer, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
The ACTU's Your Rights at Work campaign in 2007 is viewed by many experts as a substantial contributor to John Howard's election loss in that year – and a prototype for third party special interest campaigns during elections.
The Bipartisan Policy Center, for instance, lists the pharmaceutical company Schering-Plough as a "substantial contributor" on its 990 form.
They identified patient expectations of access to new services as a substantial contributor to increasing costs.
Indeed, many studies implicate oxidative stress as a substantial contributor to this [ 425- 489], while some have noted the importance of iron status [ 70, 133, 450, 490- 511], and so far as is known the transporters of iron in the placenta are similar to those in other cells [ 512].
Pogge asks whether the current global institutional order for which the governments of the rich nations (and hence their citizens) bear primary responsibility— figures as a substantial contributor to the life-threatening poverty suffered by billions in the developing world [ 22].
In doing so, these programs failed to incorporate an approach which was sensitive to the economic, social and political determinants of health and failed to take into account the issue of poverty as a substantial contributor to health status in a meaningful and substantive manner.
