Sentence examples for contribute who from inspiring English sources

He's another of the great army of oldies who are no longer productive, who do not contribute, who are a drag upon society".

In reform of social housing, Miliband called for an approach where, "rather than looking solely at need, priority is also given to those who contribute – who give something back".

I have never felt it is inconsistent in saying that you can take a liberal approach to immigration, where you welcome people into the country who want to contribute, who want to seek refuge, who have every right to come to this country, but at the same time say we have got to be tough about how we run the system.

Read the contract carefully before you sign, and get a clear agreement with your friends as to how much everyone will contribute, who will be paying the rent and bills from their bank account and how the others will pay their share.

So one of the definitions that I really like about outstanding management is the appropriate distribution of choices because that leads to big ownership, and if you've got people with the potential to contribute, who better to decide how to do their job?

But with so many fan ideas contributed who takes credit for the concept and gets a cut of the profits?

He said: "Who has contributed, who do we will need in the second half of the season, who can go out and get some football and experience?

They are certainly in a position to contribute to Who's Who.

Short of that, it may be unclear who contributed what, and who has proper claim to the invention.

We had a couple guys who contributed this year who had been six-year free agents".

Perhaps free access to the database's wealth of data would motivate people to contribute; people who contribute less, or who contribute lower-quality judgment, might instead pay to access it.