Sentence examples for contribution back from inspiring English sources

"For us it's a contribution back to the bottom line," he said.

Social business investors have the option of eventually getting their original contribution back without any financial returns, keeping both their principal and principles intact.

Recent Fabian polling found that, for those who believed claimants would make a contribution back to society, 49% thought we should spend more on benefits.

"It is time for the financial sector to make a contribution back to society," said José Manuel Barroso, the European Commission president, as he proposed this week a tax on financial transactions.

But if we did get our net contribution back, estimated at about 1% of public spending, we would not only abandon the single market, structural funds, and much else but also have to use some of it to pay for our own versions of EU institutions such as the European Food Safety Agency and the European Environment Agency.

The Lib Dems have welcomed a decision to refer the £5m contribution back to the council's cabinet for a second look.

"It does no good to keep people who live here from an education by which they could make contributions back to the state.

"This administration is selling the federal government at bargain basement prices to their corporate friends, who then make campaign contributions back," Mr. Harnage said.

And in his last Budget, Brown put employers' National Insurance contributions back up again, increasing the cost of labour and discouraging job creation.

Cahill played his part as an ambassador, signing numerous autographs before and after the match for the record crowd, the first of many contributions back following his part-FFA-funded estimated $4 million two-year deal with City.

With this, the.NET team will also start taking contributions back from the community.