Sentence examples for make no contributions from inspiring English sources
It was reported that at one of its first cabinet meetings the Abbott government decided it would make no contributions to the fund.
He confirmed that members of the armed forces would continue to make "no contributions" towards their pensions, and be exempt from the increases announced at the spending review.
The refinery's 1,350 employees make no contributions towards their pensions but nevertheless receive 1/60th of their final salary for every year of service.Ineos reckons that annual pension costs (some £10,000 per employee) account for a quarter of labour costs, a proportion that may rise to one-half as pensioners live longer.
Excess available crosswalks may make no contributions to improvement in pedestrian cost when the constraint of the minimum interval between crosswalks and vehicular cost are taken into account.
Often the length of evolved scheduling heuristics can be significantly reduced via manual simplification since there are some parts that make no contributions to the outputs (e.g. some conditions are always true).
Nationally, only 6 percent of workers with family health coverage sponsored by their employers make no contribution to their premiums, and 16 percent of workers with individual coverage make no contribution, according to a 2011 survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Electric cars, buses, lorries and high-speed trains will move us and our goods, yet make no contribution to global warming.
The fund is a body the prime minister had previously disparaged as a "Bob Brown bank on an international scale" to which Australia would make no contribution.
"They are the villainous sort of people, living on the edge of society who make no contribution and take a lot out of society," he said.
And unlike cap-and-trade, which would also affect oil consumption, the electricity standards would make no contribution to energy security.
At most Ivy League institutions, families earning less than about $65,000 annually are now asked to make no contribution to their children's education.
