Sentence examples for declining to contribute from inspiring English sources

"Today is a new day," he kept saying with a smile, effectively declining to contribute to the analysis.

Adams's wife, it was reported, had declined to contribute to the film's production.

France, Germany and Russia have declined to contribute troops to the American-led occupation force.

He also declined to contribute $1 toward public financing of New Jersey's elections for governor.

In 1948, the mayor of Atlanta declined to contribute money to the construction of the Lake Lanier dam, arguing that the city would not need the water.

Canada, for instance, declined to contribute new money to the fund, arguing that Europe had more than enough money to handle its own sovereign debt crisis.

But if most of us decline to contribute to the collected knowledge about the medical community, all of us lose out.

But some experts said details of the initiative — including exactly how it would work and be paid for — were sketchy, and raised concerns that some states would decline to contribute money.

At least one plaintiff wants to share her information with an open-access research database, to which Myriad has declined to contribute.

Unlike New Zealand, Australia declined to contribute to the cost of the base at Singapore.

I was invited to have my say in the 2015 BRIT Critics' Choice shakedown, as I have been previously, but I declined to contribute this time.