Sentence examples for party contributes from inspiring English sources

Bipartisan this constituency most certainly is, but Mr. Rich overlooks (or purposely omits) the significant difference in degree to which each major party contributes to the general amorality and coarsening.

"That means that if one party contributes all the down payment, makes all the repairs and improvements and pays all the mortgage payments, there's a good chance that the other party isn't going to end up with much in a partition action," Mr. Bohn said.

But the new Tory leader's aggressive repositioning of his party contributed to the sense of crisis among Lib Dem MPs.

The absence of California in the Republican coalition was hardly the main factor in fostering Bush's radicalism, but the changed composition of the party contributed to his insularity.

Though it wasn't revealed until yesterday, the National Republican Senatorial Committee gave $760,000 to the Akin campaign in the final days of the race, and the state party contributed almost as much.

The allocation of the tax credit should be "based on the underlying economics of the transaction," she said, including how much each party contributed to the down payment, who is responsible for paying the mortgage and the ownership interests of the parties involved.

The company later announced that additional (unnamed) parties have jumped on board as well, who will receive a portion of Digitude's proceeds based on the value of the IP each party contributed.

The beach party contributed to these delays as it was inexperienced and too small.

Each party contributed its expertise in making this program a success.

This group of Parties contributes to about 76% of net global land use emissions in 2010.

And according to the Center for Responsive Politics, the "financial sector is far and away the largest source of campaign contributions to federal candidates and parties," contributing nearly $300 million to candidates, parties and political action committees in the past two years.