Sentence examples for contributing to the trust from inspiring English sources

Walmart has given some money out to a US subsidiary of BRAC, a Bangladeshi charity which is contributing to the trust fund.

Another $4.6 billion in cash will be contributed to the trust in installments over the next 15 years.

Matters have been made more complicated by the unwillingness of the factory owners' body, the Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) to contribute to the trust fund.

Our results indicate that trust in the home country contributes to the trust of second generation immigrants in both of the host countries, and marginally more in the United States.

Social Security taxes apply only to the first $106,000, so increases for the rich don't contribute to the trust fund.

OXFORD -- It may be surprising that Chinese citizens have higher trust in the central government than in local governments, whereas the reverse pattern is found in the U.S. My research shows that Internet technologies contribute to the trust-building mechanism that has elevated the public trust in Chinese central government compared to the local ones.

Continuity of RAs is expected to contribute to the trusting relationship that is needed to help participants feel more connected to and interested in the study over time.

As now written, the proposal would permit developers to reduce the 20percentt requirement to 10percentt by contributing to the housing trust fund instead.

It includes reducing the need for food aid within 10 years, eliminating stunting among children under five, doubling productivity of staple crops within five to 10 years, and contributing to the African trust fund for food security, launched at an FAO conference in Brazzaville last year.

It is inequality that is contributing to the collapse in trust in politicians and the democratic process; they are, runs the popular cry, all the same.

By giving people a realistic picture of democracy that shows its merits to be greater than its flaws, she and Mr. Shen are contributing to the shared cultural trust policy makers hope to see.