Sentence examples for contributions back to from inspiring English sources

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

Tracing barely identifiable companies or nonprofits' contributions back to their true source can reveal some interesting connections.

In early 1988, The Detroit News ran a story on Riegle's participation, which Riegle responded to on Meet the Press by denying an interceding on Lincoln's behalf, before returning Keating's campaign contributions back to him.

While it's possible to trace these contributions back to a human donor or a larger, more prominent company, nonprofits can also spend directly on elections, rather than contributing to super PACs.

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

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.

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

Medline would only get $65 million, because the company agreed to make a $20 million "charitable contribution" back to the city.

These features, and its origins as the African Diaspora's special instrument, has inspired Chief Bowei's mission to bring Trinidad's unique contribution back to the ancestral homeland.

Shoesmith, who earned £133,000 a year as an employee of Haringey council, is now liable for pay and pension contributions dating back to her dismissal in December 2008.