Sentence examples for contribution people from inspiring English sources

We would be happy to help Clarkson understand the positive contribution people with sight loss make to society".

Just weeks into his presidency, Obama announced his plans for the faith-based office at the National Prayer Breakfast, where he delivered remarks that spoke positively about the contribution people of faith make to this country.

What burns through is the sense of faith in the individual: the bigger the contribution people make to their own lives and the community, the more fulfilment they will feel and the greater satisfaction they will derive from the way they live.

Last year, the United Nations climate chief, Rajendra Pachauri, provoked a global debate when he said having a meat-free day every week was the biggest single contribution people could make to curbing climate change in their personal lives, because of the chemicals sprayed on feed crops and the methane emitted by cattle and sheep.

It naturally fosters the idea that the prevailing distribution of income and wealth in a market economy reflects in rough-and-ready fashion the distribution of the contribution to society that people in different income classes make, where the "social contribution" is measured by willingness to pay for whatever actual contribution people make to society.

He acknowledged the "crucial contribution" people from overseas played in the NHS, adding in future "all healthcare professionals will be required to speak English to a sufficient standard so they can care effectively for patients".

My father's life demonstrated the contributions people can make when given the chance.

"Non-concessional" contributions are the voluntary contributions people make, from their post-tax income, into their super accounts.

Before anyone had time to take in, reflect and respond to previous contributions, people were jumping up ready to read speeches prepared before they came in.

When comedians, or leaders, create an environment that welcomes and values contributions, people are willing to give bolder, more honest comments and take more risks.

Mr. Bush and his senior advisers have also expressed interest in new tax measures, like increasing the amount of tax-deductible contributions people can make in retirement accounts and lowering or eliminating taxes on corporate dividends.