Sentence examples for we would contribute from inspiring English sources

We would contribute to EU funds, but get nothing back.

When The Economist requested an interview with the president, we were asked whether we would contribute to his election campaign or whether the president should pay us.Politicians in all parts of the world want bungs.

But Gene King, a spokesman for H&R Block, said, "We have not made any decision to join any specific advocacy or other health care organization, nor reached agreement on any amount we would contribute to any specific group".

With independence, we would contribute as equals.

Shouldn't we have expected that by depositing tens of thousands of violent gangsters in such tiny countries and generating demand for drug trafficking that we would contribute to a state of chaos?

By doing so, we would contribute to two of the six policy objectives set in the 2010 Marmot Report: ensuring a healthy standard of living for all and strengthening the role and impact of ill-health prevention.

But when it did, in March 2010 -- exactly 40 years after the women before us had demanded equality -- we felt like we'd contributed, ever so slightly, to keeping their story alive.

We loved Charles so very much but even more importantly, we knew he would contribute to the good of the world's future, just as countless Chileans tortured and killed by Augusto Pinochet's murderous squads would have enriched the world had they lived.

We believe this would contribute to reducing inconsistencies since the author would be immediately notified and be able to make the corrections.

A two-factor structure of the BPI has been reported in several previous studies [ 13, 18, 25, 42], and we think this would contribute little to the paper.

Since the above analysis predicted that haem binds to ANT though a common ADP binding site, we hypothesized that ANT would contribute to the mitochondrial transport of haem as well as that of ADP.