Sentence examples for contribute fairly from inspiring English sources

But some inner voice seems to have convinced him that he doesn't really need to contribute fairly to the common good.

The G-20 must do everything within its influence over the I.M.F. to enhance that institution's independence in prescribing what policies must be implemented by each key member to contribute fairly towards an effective global growth pact.

Sport is fiercely meritocratic: those at the top have clearly got there by talent (though that should not end the argument about how much that talent should be worth, and particularly whether the best off should not contribute fairly to helping to provide fair chances for all).

Create "a new culture of tax compliance" to make sure that all sections of society - particularly the wealthy - "contribute fairly to the financing of public policies".

The International Monetary Fund's proposal that there should be two new taxes charged on banks to ensure that they contribute fairly to compensate the risk they impose on the rest of society in future caught almost everyone by surprise this week.

In its Datacom business, Cypress said it is reinvesting in wireless infrastructure, which it says should begin "contributing fairly heavily" very soon.

Such an approach ignored the voxels with intensively mixed tissues, that is, the different tissues contributing fairly equal.

When we mixed each winner against the pool of five losers, the winner did not prevail in the spores because all contributed fairly to the stalk and spores.

But it is so far unclear what exactly ASEAN countries will be allowed do, other than contribute a fairly small number of aid workers.

But the Climate Council says if Australia is to fairly contribute to staying below the 2C target, a "more rapid downward trend in emissions from all sectors of the economy is required, with much stronger action to reduce our emissions".

Barbour's workshop seeks to contribute to the fairly minuscule body of research about body odor, pheromones, and their potential effects on human attraction.