Sentence examples for contributions will come from inspiring English sources

Contributions will come in through the week.

On Sept. 30, about $2.4 billion in contributions will come due.

But editorial contributions will come from throughout the 22 member states represented in the Arab League, with a strong preference for on-the-ground reporting.

A large portion of the recovery, in addition to the former Dewey partners' contributions, will come from collecting Dewey's outstanding legal invoices.

While it is important for pension schemes to be adequately funded, these additional contributions will come out of departmental budgets, in effect squeezing their spending in other areas.

More lasting contributions will come in the form of a port for cruise ships being built in Manzanillo on the Pacific coast and the inauguration of a new, bicentennial metro line in Mexico City.

The biggest collective contribution will come from the euro-zone countries, which have promised to lend the fund $200 billion between them.

Hopefully a big score or contribution will come in the first couple of games in the World Cup proper.

Mrs Ghani's own contribution will come from her newly established office in the presidential palace and she says for the first three months she will be in "listening mode" finding out what's important for Afghans.

Furthermore, the government has imposed a 3.2% increase in pension contributions, which will come from staff pay packets, beginning with a rise of £1.1bn in April, followed by increases of £1.1bn and £0.6bn over the following two years.

Along with higher national insurance contributions in April will come a thumping increase in council-tax bills.