With lawyers, though, it's the system of professional education that's directly contributing to inequality.
The World Health Organisation estimates that 300m people catch the disease every year, killing 1m people and directly contributing to the deaths of a further 1.7m.
In February he delivered a scathing denunciation of 30 years of multiculturalism in Britain, warning it was directly contributing to home-grown Islamic terrorism.
The La Trobe student and "Fossil Free" campaigner Michaela Carter said: "We know that fossil fuels are directly contributing to devastating climate change, so the moral imperative for tertiary institutions to divest is strong.
The most significant impact is a sense of having a meaningful purpose and knowing that the work I'm doing is directly contributing to people's lives in the area where I live.
And yet the scientific data on fructose says it is one of the most egregious components of the western diet, directly contributing to heart disease and diabetes, and associated with cancer and dementia.
Example of a university co-operative: The University of Manchester's Food on Campus catering arm sources a lot of its food ethically and locally, ensuring that they're directly contributing to the social enterprise economy.
"Smallholders are directly contributing to food security," he said, explaining that his members have diversified by growing potatoes and bananas, with approximately half of their bananas destined for Dar es Salaam in Tanzania.
We conclude that changes in the function of proteins are likely directly contributing to developmental evolution.
These may help to create an enabling environment for empowerment, rather than directly contributing to it.
Hence, of cocoa growers abandon CPB-infested pods and opened husks in piles scattered on the farms thus directly contributing to the multiplication of CPB.
