Sentence examples for principles of contribution from inspiring English sources

Making clear Labour will announce tough new immigration policies in coming weeks, Miliband says that rules limiting access to benefits until migrants have contributed to the state will be based on the principles of "contribution, responsibility, fairness".

In an article for the paper, Mr Miliband said the ability of new migrants to claim benefits must be based on the principles of "contribution, responsibility and fairness".

Labour's shadow welfare minister Chris Bryant said: "For generations, people have come to this country and worked hard to contribute to Britain, but the principle of contribution is an important one, and the controls on immigration must be fair to those who live here.

The intention – a sound one – is to rebuild the system around a principle of contribution.

"The IPPR's Condition of Britain report proposed big reforms to restore the principle of contribution most of which ended up on the cutting room floor.

This is the principle of contribution – the guarantee that, if you pay in to the system then you will supported by it.

Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, a Washington group that advocates campaign finance reform, said the reliance on big fund-raisers can subvert the principle of contribution limits.

Third, we must do more to strengthen the old principle of contribution: there are lots of people right now who feel they pay an awful lot more in than they ever get back.

He added the principle of contributions being revised according to circumstances was "established".

There is a need to identify overarching principles of NGO contribution to health research.

Inbreeding can be managed using the principles of optimal contribution selection (OCS), which maximizes genetic gain while placing a penalty on the rate of inbreeding.