Sentence examples for some form of contribution from inspiring English sources

Pensions: 85% provide some form of contribution.

Parents on a tight budget will soon discover that a third of pupils in private schools receive some form of contribution, typically worth £4,000.

The need to be able to move single wagonloads or small wagonload groups (not necessarily for the same shipper or a common commodity but they could be) implies the use of train aggregation to a cost effective formation to justify the direct operational costs (train path, crew, traction, fuel, maintenance) and some form of contribution to overheads.

The NHIS is designed as a contributory system, i.e. all Ghanaians are expected to make some form of insurance contribution (although some are subsidised or exempted) and only those who contribute can benefit from the NHIS.

But people still tend to prefer jobs with some sense of permanence, and with full health benefits and some form of retirement contribution.

Spend money to make money: Universities will sometimes make some form of financial contribution to the setting up of large multi-donor projects (for example, costs of drawing up plans and estimating work for capital investment) - but is a pot to match donations the best use of resources?

- And increase the size of a small pot that can be taken as a lump sum, regardless of total pension wealth, five-fold to £10,000, benefitting an additional 32,000 people... 13 million people have some form of defined contribution pension savings in Britain, and the number continues to grow.

One of the greatest advantages of saving in a 401(k) is that many companies offer some form of matching contribution.

The purpose that their marriage supported often included some form of service or contribution to society.

How can you construct a similar form of contribution from the work you did?

A social insurance scheme can recognise this principle, while also redistributing widely, and rewarding unpaid caring as another form of contribution.