Sentence examples for contribution rises from inspiring English sources

Danny Alexander asks unions to "show leadership", yet to date, far from crediting healthcare professional unions for showing "leadership" and agreeing a previous deal on the NHS scheme, they have been penalised by having further contribution rises added, leaving the NHS scheme with potentially the highest contributions of any scheme.

Their luminosity contribution rises with wavelength from 3 to 24 μ m, contrary to the contribution from YSOs and PNe.

In this sense, the theoretical contribution rises above the mere confirmation that both culture and embodiment motivate metaphoric discourse.

If there is any human interference or guidance, like a person setting parameters for how a program operates, then that person may be entitled to a copyright if the person's contribution rises to the level of copyright protection.

The contribution rose to $1.07 million in 2002 and $5.4 million this year.

During the same period, Binghamton's contribution rose 47percentto to $3.1 million from $2.1 million.

But during the last two decades of that period the human contribution rose to two thirds.

Nuclear power's contribution rose slightly from 19% in 2014 to 21% last year, the figures from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy showed.

"Certainly when you have the state budget, and the state contribution, rising at four times the rate of inflation, that is akin to living off your credit cards and not paying it back every month," he said.

The average employee contribution rose to $5,750, up from $5,680 a year ago — or about 1 percent — as participants on average continued to save more than 8 percent of their annual salaries, Fidelity said.

Over this time period the monthly risk adjustment contribution rose by CHF 95 for young adults (Table 1, column 7).