According to the theory of social determinants of health, Khanlou and Wray proposed a whole community approach, emphasizing family, school, community and social factors all could make their contributions to resilience building [ 58].
However, ministers could make their own contribution to the "big society" by slashing charity red tape.
The art critic Harold Rosenberg once remarked, apropos of Stanley Kubrick's "Barry Lyndon," that "the movies could make their maximum contribution to culture by recycling unread literature".
So it was a lot like working on a movie there was a clear area where each person could make their own contribution, but there is an over-arching ultra-powerful vision form Björk at the top.
So we asked them what they want to make their contribution to in the future — family, community, or societal problems — and then talked about how having a strong mind could help them make their future contribution.
The development of sustainable utilization and organized crossbreeding programs involving Creole breeds, and the added value resulting from their products, could make a major contribution towards their survival for the future.
Second, the universities themselves could make a financial contribution as part of their proposal to widen access.
Likewise, unsure who (aside from their instructor) might read their papers or care about their claims, students often cite criticism perfunctorily – without any sense that their insights could make a valuable contribution to an ongoing academic discussion.
Business owners who wanted to enhance their influence could make contributions through each of their subsidiaries.
I would encourage athletes of any nation who could make a contribution to Scottish life to train and live in Scotland, yet represent their home nation.
