Sentence examples for lives contribution from inspiring English sources
Logistics chain for international industrial competitiveness and supporting citizens' lives; Contribution to the safety of the citizens; Creating favorable port environments; Creation of vivid and beautiful port space and appropriate management; Promotion of" new ocean policy" for a" new ocean nation"; Efficient and effective undertaking of projects in response to stock-rich society.
From each other's lives, contributions, and even ability to aid those impacted by the tragedies we talk about.
He said the BBC "took steps to limit offence" in the programme by including a "significant" live contribution from a representative of the End Violence Against Women Coalition.
Wednesday was busier, with 18 live contributions that averaged nearly 38 seconds each).
And to the live contributions from multi-instrumentalist Ignacio Agrimbau, to whose music a very funny seafaring song is sung.
Interaction now works both ways: Composers can ask singers and instrumentalists not only to respond to electronic sounds but also to trigger fresh sounds with their live contributions.
The mercurial and thin-skinned Jack (Slugger) Paar took over from Allen in the summer of 1957, after a six-month interregnum during which doomed attempts were made to turn the "Tonight Show" into a nocturnal TV magazine held together by live contributions from journalists in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
It also prompted a general reevaluation of women's historical and academic contributions in response to the belief that women's lives and contributions have been underrepresented as areas of scholarly interest.
No surprise, the organization lives by contributions, and you will be asked.
The Sotloffs added that the "remarkable" lives and contributions of Emwazi's victims and "everyone else who has suffered at the hands of Isis" should instead be remembered on Friday.
This is a considerable loss in pension data on working lives (previous contributions as well as benefits).
