Sentence examples for contribution to giving from inspiring English sources
In recognising Britain's historic success at the summer Olympics, sporting stars were honoured not just for sporting excellence, but also for their contribution to giving back to their sport or community, the length of their career achievement and any previous honours.
"Now is an important period for all of the squad - everyone has a role to play and a contribution to give," Mourinho said.
He said Axelrod and the Labour leadership were a united team, adding: "We are delighted to welcome David Axelrod and we believe he's got a huge contribution to give to the Labour party in making that case to country".
It is the purpose of this contribution to give a few examples of how such an approach can be used to understand specific material properties.
He published numerous papers in the field, as well as a monograph, and is still credited with making important contributions to giving a mathematical foundation to crystallography.
Data mining is often used to derive calibrations for soil property prediction from diffuse reflectance spectroscopy, facilitating inference of organic and mineral contributions to given properties.
And how perfectly the move worked as they made crucial contributions to give Chelsea 10 points out of 12 over the festive period, in what was eventually a comfortable win that keeps them only two points behind leaders Arsenal.
This combination of stable underlying intensity reduces the impact of the very variable 'Bragg' or 'specular' contributions to give a much more reasonable overall variability.
Indeed, Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund's first-quarter results show that contributions to Giving Accounts(Fidelity's DAF product) rose 109% compared to the same period last year from $129 million to $270 million and grants from giving accounts to charities were up 35% from $199 million to $269 million.
The main contribution is to give the opportunity to combine simulation, performance evaluation and emulation.
The aim of this contribution is to give an overview of the main features that characterize the new apparatus.
