Sentence examples for contributed its share from inspiring English sources

He allowed that the emperor had spoken with a "startling brusqueness," but he did not say whether he disagreed, nor, for that matter, did he acknowledge that Christianity had contributed its share of inhumanity to history.

China has contributed its share of movie villains going back to the time when Fu Manchu appeared as a distrustful Chinese character in the early days of talking cinema.

But if the government does discover a black hole in BoC's accounts, it will surely ask RBS to contribute its share of any bail-out.

The mayor was also hurt during the home stretch of the campaign when Ralston Purina, a giant food corporation, an nounced it was thinking of moving out of the city, and when the only public hospital in the region said it would close this summer because the city had failed to contribute its share of the budget.

The new targets do not require Australia to contribute its share of a goal to limit global warming to 2C.

Israel contributes its share by recognizing the Other, but the Other must also recognize Israel's national identity and legitimacy.

Effective lobbying by, among others, Bono, a rock star turned debt-relief advocate means that America will finally contribute its share to the debt-relief effort.

As the movie's opening title proclaims: "The underground of the great metropolis of the British empire, with its teeming multitudes of 'all sorts and conditions of men', contributes its share of light and shade, romance and tragedy".

In other words, Fairfield County did contribute its share to the highway systems as the rest of the Connecticut did for the past 30 years but the Fairfield County railroad system, New Haven Line in particular, did not receive the similar benefit.

The Climate Change Act will require the government to cut carbon emissions by 60% by 2050, and to meet this target our housing must contribute its share of savings.

FRANKFURT — Europe took another step Wednesday toward approval of a broader bailout fund for overly indebted countries after Finland's Parliament agreed to contribute its share despite an unresolved dispute over its demand for collateral from Greece.