Sentence examples for earning contributions from inspiring English sources

This isn't the first rose in her honor -- in fact, a Jackson & Perkins rose and a dahlia from Spring Hill Nurseries are already bearing her name, and earning contributions to the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund -- but the bush named England's Rose is a fine crossbreeding of American ambition and English taste.

The marriage had proceeded despite opposition from her parents, who worried about his meager income, earned from contributions to literary magazines and probably less than £300 a year.

They want people to earn a contribution".

Each hour a worker labored, he or she earned a contribution by the employer into a fund that would pay this benefit on retirement.

During more than 40 years in broadcasting, he presented a range of top-rated shows, including Match of the Day and Grandstand, as well as fronting coverage of events such as the Grand National and Sports Personality of the Year, his contribution earning him an OBE in 1992.

The highest earning doctors' contributions would rise to 14.5%.

But perhaps he has already made one of his most substantial contributions by earning a faculty position at Harvard, along with the justified praise of serious scholars.

Great leaders begin by earning status through their contributions -- and only then assert their authority.

In 1955 Riegels started his own agricultural chemicals business in Woodland, California (Roy Riegels Chemicals), earning plaudits for his contributions to California farming from the state legislature and governor.

It intends to remove the low income super contribution scheme so the contributions of those earning under $37,000 will again be taxed at 15%.

Those who earn more contribute more because proportionality of contribution represents another fundamental human appetite: fairness.