Sentence examples for expected to make a contribution from inspiring English sources

MBA students (full-time, part-time and distance learners) are expected to make a contribution equal to 20% of the total course fees from their own funds.

The spokeswoman said NASD expected to make a contribution to the fund of about $7.5 million, which means payments in the future years will be less.

You should also be stinking rich, as the Lord Mayor is expected to make a "contribution from his/her private resources towards the costs of the mayoral year".

Preventing and reducing prolonged sedentary behavior require interventions, and persuasive technology is expected to make a contribution in this domain.

The analysis is applied to UK agriculture, a sector expected to make a contribution to the national GHG mitigation effort.

The results presented here are expected to make a contribution to preparing delicately photocatalytic nanocomposites toward the promising applications for air purification and solar energy utilization.

In addition, the project is expected to make a significant contribution towards attaining the Millennium Development Goals by reducing child mortality from communicable diseases and contribution to environmental sustainability.

Germany is expected to make a financial contribution.

Here's what Clinton's campaign had to say: Families will be expected to make a realistic contribution that is lower than under the current formula.

Fund-raising is in the "quiet phase," he added, and while the city is expected to make a significant contribution, it has yet to set a figure.

Osborne added that the banking sector would be expected to make a greater contribution, with a banking levy introduced from next January.