Sentence examples for measures will contribute from inspiring English sources

Morten Jastrup, a senior analyst at Sustainia, a Copenhagen-based think tank, says: "These measures will contribute to a higher quality of life in Copenhagen.

Spending cuts will account for half of the planned deficit reduction, while revenue-generating measures will contribute 15 percent to 16 percent, according to the draft.

"We believe that the proposed measures will contribute to this aim and invite comments and views before making any changes".

In a long-term perspective, however, both measures will contribute to improved water quality and will have positive impacts on well-being and socioeconomic aspects (Table 2).

These measures will contribute to the implementation of the Nitrate Directive in Croatia and the EU, thus providing pollution control and agricultural product safety.

In electricity generation sector, the source control measures will contribute 10%35%% in future and coal control measures contributes 17%–40% to the local pollutant reduction.

Other surprises may be in store: Japan, by the same measure, will contribute more than India.America"The American economy has created 4.3m jobs in the past two years, and will create another 2m or so in 2014.

FH contributed to preliminary work that informed conception of the study and will oversee computerized dynamic posturography measures and will contribute to data interpretation and drafting manuscripts.

In other words, Osborne will not, unless he remains chancellor beyond that point, take responsibility for a measure that will contribute to the national debt, but prefers to pass it on to his successors.

If all of the frames are aligned perfectly or well enough to fall in the preset validation region, all of the measured pixel values will contribute to the HR image estimation process.

Measuring effective access will contribute to better targeted strategies toward universal health coverage.