Sentence examples for contributing to the running from inspiring English sources

The Bahrain government will pay for it, with Britain contributing to the running costs of some £15m a year.

"By the time a girl is 12, she is expected to concentrate on her role within the family, looking after siblings and contributing to the running of the household," says Meller, whose academy helps develop the potential of talented west African children.

I understand that this is to contribute to the running costs of a party and costs of campaigning at election times but the money I'd be paying and how much MPs are paid seem like a gulf apart.

Mr Salmond's justice secretary, Kenny MacAskill, is threatening to withdraw the £477,000 a year the Scottish government contributes to the running costs of the Supreme Court, dubbing it an "ambulance-chasing court".On May 31st Mr Salmond's cabinet decided to set up an expert group to suggest ways of ending the Supreme Court's Scottish criminal jurisdiction.

The sports teams contribute to the running costs of the stadium, with any profit made being returned to the teams and the local authority.

Council leader Ric Metcalfe, said that some stall holders were making a "significant amount of money" at the Christmas market and should contribute to the running costs.

The sports teams pay a peppercorn rent and contribute to the running costs of the stadium, with any profit made being returned to the teams and the local authority.

Anyone can become a moderator of one of these pages and anyone can contribute to the running dialogue.

Governments should also be made to appreciate the value of such systems and to contribute to the running cost of HDSSs in their countries.

It should be mentioned here that the 1990 work required a long relaxation time (up to 40ps) to model all the motion including that now modeled by TLS, but that the new implementation uses much smaller relaxation times (usually less than 1ps), and thus many fewer structures contribute to the running average.

On the production side, Mr. Otteau said, the scarcity and high cost of available building sites is contributing to the run-up in prices.