Sentence examples for historic contribution from inspiring English sources

However, he went on to make an historic contribution to "saving the world" when faced with the financial crisis.

This is a historic decision and also a historic contribution that has clearly set the direction for our advance.

Mr Cameron's suggestions were more measured.Far from bashing immigration, he praised its historic contribution to building Britain.

Harriet Harman, the deputy leader of the Labour party wrote: "Colin Davis made a historic contribution to music - in this country & worldwide.

With the bottle kilns now disappearing from the north Staffordshire skyline, this collection bears witness to their historic contribution to the success of the Potteries.

"Time has now healed some of those wounds and we can look with fresh eyes at the historic contribution of Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims.

He made incalculable, historic contributions to the progressive nature of democracy, which found itself tested in the early 1960s.

New Delhi can be sure that when criteria for mitigation action is defined in renewed negotiations, China will work to unduly burden India by insisting that weight should be given to elements other than per-capita emission levels and historic contributions.

China also rejects India's approach that per-capita emission levels and historic contributions to the build-up of greenhouse gases should form the objective criteria for carbon mitigation.

In August, he and William Reilly, the E.P.A. administrator under President George H. W. Bush, endorsed Hillary Clinton, lambasting Trump as ignorant of the G.O.P.'s "historic contributions to science-driven environmental policy".

After the early glory days, both as deputy governor and later in the hotter seat, King basked in the reflected acclaim for what was considered, for a time, to be one of Gordon Brown's greatest historic contributions to the British polity: the granting of operational independence in monetary policy to the Bank of England – that is, the power to determine the official short-term rate of interest.