Sentence examples for called to contribute from inspiring English sources
Net of Euro-gibberish, this essentially means that under 42.7 TEU some member states can decide not to help, while under 222 TEU they would supposedly all be called to contribute; secondly, and most importantly, under art.
Due to the uncertainty and/or different perceptions of health or intervention risks as well as distinct set of values and preferences, individuals have been called to contribute with decisions regarding their own health.
The chance to be a writer for "Monk" came five years after, while Mr. Scharpling was still a salesman by day at World of Music in Summit, a job he started when he was 10 and kept until he got the call to contribute a script to "Monk" 20 years later.
In this study I preferred to respond to Smith's call to contribute to the debate in evolution education research by making a distinction between knowledge and acceptance of the ToE.
Nor is this the first time she has been called in to contribute to a professional school.
As the war on terrorism continues, the industry may again be called on to contribute to our national defense.
The disciplines of wall and mural painting conservation, engineering, and architectural conservation are symbiotic, and each specialty is increasingly called upon to contribute to a holistic preservation plan.
And though international staff like us are called on to contribute to the relief effort, it is almost entirely powered by Kenyans.
And he understands that people excel when they are inspired -- when they feel that they are part of something historic, and are called upon to contribute personally to make that historic goal a reality.
