Sentence examples for contribute to develop the from inspiring English sources
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It should be rewritten as "contribute to the development of". For example, "We hope to contribute to the development of new technologies that can help save lives."
In the statement released Friday, Danone and Wahaha said they would "work together to further develop all entities operating under the Wahaha brands and contribute to develop the Sino-French friendship and promote the cooperation between the two companies of the two countries".
Such public arguments may themselves contribute to develop the overarching loyalty required among citizens of stable, legitimate federations, who must understand themselves as members of two commonwealths.
The present study will also contribute to develop the use of RIAS and VR-CoDES in professional groups other than the patient physician encounter, providing valuable methodological input.
In the era of molecular characterization of tumours, the identification of biological mechanisms of aggressiveness might well contribute to develop the most appropriate therapeutic strategies.
Here, we contribute to develop the dynamical view of the basal ganglia cortical system by proposing a computational model in which a thalamo-cortical dynamical neural reservoir is modulated by disinhibitory selection of the basal ganglia guided by top-down information, so that it responds with different dynamics to the same bottom-up input.
For example, board members contribute to developing the themes and objectives for volunteering week.
Business can contribute to developing the frameworks and tools that will not only build a platform for future development, but also create an economy that drives success through investment, greatly enhancing the chances of tackling climate change.
(3) To what extent can your workplace contribute to developing the following goal?
The findings contribute to developing the "rigor" dimension of entrepreneurship in China as suggested by Zhang, Yi and Su (2012).
Effective boards ensure non-executive directors contribute to developing the strategy, and feel a sense of ownership of the strategy.
The analyses presented here could contribute to developing the optimal nanostructure of electrode materials for high-performance supercapacitors.
