Sentence examples for contribution to meet from inspiring English sources

Because of changes in market conditions, officials say that the banks now need to increase their contribution to meet the losses they agreed to accept.

Aid charities fear the government will seek to duck the issue and question whether George Osborne will increase the UK's contribution to meet the target when he unveils next month's budget.

Sunderland's current manager took over in October and he needed some convincing whether a striker who had arrived from Toronto in January 2015 in exchange for Jozy Altidore made a big enough all-round contribution to meet the requirements of the modern game.

Radio 4 is currently recruiting a new controller following the departure of Gwynth Williams, with the job advert stating that the successful applicant will have to drive young listeners to BBC Sounds while also finding "new and better ways of working, seeking efficiencies and delivering value for money as part of the contribution to meet the BBC's financial challenge".

This year Mr. Cuomo is advocating another change in accounting methods under which the annual state contribution to meet the ultimate projected cost of a worker's pension, rather than remaining constant as it is now, would gradually increase as the worker grows older and his salary increases.

The utilization of this geothermal energy can make an important contribution to meet the targets of the envisaged energy turnaround.

Nuclear power can make an important contribution to meeting the world's growing electricity needs while helping to reduce carbon emissions.

On Thursday, Mr. Lenihan said for the first time that junior bondholders in Anglo Irish would be expected to make a "significant contribution to meeting the costs of Anglo".

Biofuels have potential to transform renewable energy if they're sustainable: Bioenergy through sustainable advanced biofuels could make a small but significant contribution to meeting the 10% renewable energy transport target set by the EU's renewable energy directive.

The deal with EDF on the new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point is the most significant single contribution to meeting the targets for a decarbonised energy supply and an 80% reduction in emissions by 2050.

The identified initiatives are then assessed against the key evaluative criteria in an effort to reveal their actual or potential contribution to meeting the sustainability challenges of the automotive industry.