Sentence examples for would be contributed to from inspiring English sources

Because coarser grain sediments were mostly stored on the shelf, only fewer and finer grain sediments would be contributed to the core site by the currents.

Silverstein also said that none of his current holdings would be "contributed" to the fund, a common practice to bulk up private equity funds.

"We took a decision to protect our constituency service, which we take great pride in, and therefore we said yes, we would take the salary and, as we have always done in the past, that would be contributed to the party to provide the constituency service," the Sinn Fein said.

Left unsettled is whether the Dodgers can keep more than $1 billion that ordinarily would be contributed to the league's revenue-sharing program.

"We are seeking an abatement fund that would be contributed to by the defendants in this case, that will pay for seawalls and other measures to cope with sea level rise," said San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera.

Thus, the results in this study would be contributed to investigating the reciprocal interaction(s) between genes during germ cell proliferation and differentiation, and accelerating novel gene mining in germ cells.

(The charge would be contributing to the delinquency of a minor).

By taking part in the study they would be contributing to science.

Participants' cooperation was engaged by a perception that they would be contributing to the 'public good', but they also wanted to justify their decision as sensible and safe.

He added that the N.F.L. would be "contributing to the criminal element of society" if teams dismissed players permanently, putting them on the street without counseling.

It also showed how much I would be contributing to different government spending including heath, welfare and defence, using figures based on 2011 spending.