Sentence examples for broader contribution from inspiring English sources

Before the meeting Monday, Britain made it clear that it would only contribute as part of a broader contribution by the Group of 20 leading economies.

The Red Ochre award for Foley's achievements in the arts comes on the heels of another accolade last year that also acknowledged a broader contribution to public life.

The broader contribution of my working paper is to show why post-crisis financial regulation provides fertile ground for making progress in answering that under-appreciated question.

Following the proposal of a £30,000 immigrant salary threshold after Brexit, the report called on the government to "develop an immigration policy that recognises the broader contribution individuals make beyond their salary level".

In the end, the officers will often rely as much on their gut feelings as on numbers, balancing an applicant's chances for academic excellence at Wesleyan against the broader contribution the applicant might make to the college community and, ultimately, the world.

above, show that the cultivation of taste can make a broader contribution to the realization of morality than Schiller realizes.

The SDGs should consider the broader contributions that forests can make towards the future we want.

None of which is to devalue the broader contributions of the author or her subject.

Thus, inhibitory theories are overspecified because they do not explain the broader contributions that the putative inhibitory modules make to cognition.

"The Smithsonian is taking a political position" by focusing on sweatshop conditions rather than the apparel industry's broader contributions to American life and commerce, said Ilse Metchek, executive director of the apparel trade group.

Similarly the use of over-specified labels may fail to capture the broader contributions of these networks to domain-general control.