Sentence examples for would continue contributing from inspiring English sources
The administration said Wednesday that the government would continue contributing to the cost of health benefits for lawmakers and thousands of Congressional employees, but that they would have to buy coverage as individuals through new state-based markets known as insurance exchanges.
The company says they suggested phasing the pension plan out slowly: Just Born would continue contributing to current associates' pensions, but new hires would enroll in a 401(k) plan.
WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration told lawmakers on Thursday that the federal government would continue contributing to their health care premiums and the health care premiums of their aides once they enrolled in the newly created insurance exchanges.
The simplicity and cost effectiveness of their nature would no doubt continue contributing a great deal to our improved understanding of the vascular involvements in a number of dermatological and neurologic diseases.
The post-study work visa would have allowed them to continue contributing to the local economy in the Highlands without the family being forced out of their home or relying on the charity of the local community to make ends meet.
Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said the budget was "essentially a de facto reopening of a contract unilaterally to cut wages" because it would require newly hired teachers to continue contributing 3percentt of their pay after 10 years, the point at which most current teachers stop.
He can't obtain a contractor's license, which forces him to turn down large-scale projects--projects that would allow him to grow his business, continue to support his family financially, and continue contributing to the local economy.
But he is encouraging people to continue contributing.
Encourage the authors to continue contributing.
Executives said she would continue to contribute to that program.
Ms. Chamberlain said she would continue to contribute articles.
