The pilots also sought to improve their retirement pay, which had been limited to a 401(k) program to which the company contributed no more than 2.5percentt of a pilot's salary, the union said.
Collaboratio is a touchy thing, with each partner convinced most of the time that he has to do with an idiot or a malingerer; each furious to think that the eventual profit and glory must be shared with someone who has contributed no more than a handful of feeble-minded suggestions or a few pages of perfunctory and negligible prose.
We completed sensitivity analyses, restricting to women who contributed at least 8 measurements of blood pressure and weight to the bivariate models (n = 6666), and second, restricting to women who contributed no more than 11 measurements (n = 6135).
Essentially, Dickey was contributing no more or less value than any player who could be plucked from Class AAA.
The UK's Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, a research institute of the University of Oxford, estimates that "genetic factors may contribute about 90% to autism, while environmental factors contribute no more than 10%".
Exports, on the other hand, contribute no more than $400 million of its $12 billion in annual revenue, about half the percentage of a decade ago.
Since privatisation proceeds could contribute no more than €1.4 billion, the lion's share, of €5.8 billion, would have to come from raiding the only source of ready cash, bank deposits in Cyprus, worth €68 billion at the end of January.
If the bad assets that they reject – for example, the sub-prime mortgage securities that fuelled the 2008 financial crisis – are created anyway and foisted on less knowledgeable investors, financiers contribute no more to society than a lord who installs a chain across a river.
LOS ANGELES — The University of California, Berkeley, announced Wednesday that it would offer far more financial aid to middle-class students starting next fall, with families earning up to $140,000 a year expected to contribute no more than 15 percent of their annual income, in what experts described as the most significant such move by a public institution.
(And yet, the university did not announce until after its Nov. 30 application deadline that it would, as my Times colleague Jennifer Medina wrote at the time, "offer far more financial aid to middle-class students starting next fall, with families earning up to $140,000 a year expected to contribute no more than 15 percent of their annual income").
That is not a huge amount for a campaign, but under French law, private individuals are allowed to contribute no more than 4,600 euros.
