Sentence examples similar to not needing your contribution from inspiring English sources

"You don't need your phone, your Facebook, your car.

"I don't want your contribution.

Oklahoma is proving it does not need a significant contribution from Hollis Price, its all-American guard, to advance in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

Experimental results on a four-wheel-drive electric vehicle demonstrator with on-board electric drivetrains show that this control formulation does not need a feedforward contribution for providing the required cornering response in steady-state and transient conditions.

None of the two models is strictly more parsimonious than the other: Goalkeeper is more parsimonious with regard to only assuming two factors and mod and resc to be the same function; lock-key is more parsimonious with regard to being independent of factor quantity and not needing to assume net host contributions.

On the "Tonight Show," Mr. Schwarzenegger said he had "plenty of money myself" and did not need to accept contributions from others.

Companies will also need to enrol any workers aged 16-74 who earn less than that, and who ask to be put into the scheme – but the employer does not need to pay contributions for them.

Companies will also need to enrol any workers aged 16-74 who earn less than that, and who ask to be put into the scheme, but do not need to pay contributions for them.

Fiscally responsible governments may not need rules for contributions; irresponsible ones may not heed them.Rules are useful for governments that are thriftier than Venezuela's but more profligate than Norway's, but only if they stick to them.

A distinguished elder scholar from Jerusalem rose from the audience to state that the course disfigured Jewish history and, eyeing me, that the field did not need contributions from outsiders.

"That means we need your renewal contribution right now".