Sentence examples for rightful contribution from inspiring English sources

In his lecture on banking and finance, Green acknowledged that the "widespread public perception that some multinational businesses and some wealthy individuals play fast and loose with the tax rules, so as to squirrel away income into low-tax jurisdictions and avoid making their rightful contribution to the public wellbeing".

They hold that, to the contract, laborers are systematically deprived of their rightful contribution, as their wages are lower than the value they create through their labour (e.g. Marx, Kapital, vol. I, ch. 7 8; for a discussion see e.g. Buchanan 1985, 87 95).

Commons Public Accounts Committee chairman Margaret Hodge said: "This is yet another example of what appears to be deliberate manipulation of accounts of economic activity to deprive the British taxpayer of a rightful tax contribution, according to the profits they make in the UK.

"This is yet another example of what appears to be deliberate manipulation of accounts of economic activity to deprive the British taxpayer of a rightful tax contribution, according to the profits they make in the UK," said Commons public accounts committee chairwoman Margaret Hodge.

Workers have been denied their rightful share of productivity gains.

"We just want our rightful share in everything".

Among the Igbo, rights are described in terms of people's inalienable due; ihe duru ya: one's rightful entitlements; oke duru ya: one's rightful share.

My family discriminated against me and denied me my rightful property rights.

As one of our partners reflected at the end of this evaluation process, "Civil society organisations have for some time been struggling to find their rightful space and prove their contribution to the fight against HIV and AIDS.

Ah, Milly-Molly-Mandy! Traduced and reduced over the years to little more than a byword for tweeness and sentimentality, let us see if I cannot make some small contribution to restoring you to your rightful place in the pantheon of childhood splendours.

Because of the political beliefs of some sponsors, Dr. Ogden and his colleagues were acknowledged in the paper for their contributions, but were not granted their rightful recognition as coauthors" (Green 1997b; Ogden 1997).