Sentence examples for would stop contributing from inspiring English sources

(Just last week, I.B.M. announced that it would stop contributing to employee pensions in 2008).

On July 23rd United said it would stop contributing to its pension scheme, which is already underfunded by $7.5 billion, while it tries to pull out of bankruptcy.

In addition, the union said, the company would stop contributing to mailers' pensions and sharply reduce what it pays for their health care, among other cuts.

The basic reasoning behind Deep Springs's decision was that it couldn't afford to change: some generous alumni had made it known that they would stop contributing.

According to the National Association of Realtors, sales rose 2.1% in June, as the prospect of rising mortgage rates spurred a rush to complete deals.Nose diveWhile it struggles to emerge from bankruptcy protection, United Airlines said it would stop contributing to its pension plans.

The new tool, released last week by the Center for Economic and Policy Research, allows users to find out the date a person with annual earnings above the capped amount would stop contributing to the program.

The news agency added that Mr. Obama was also overheard asking Mr. Sarkozy to press the Palestinian leadership not to apply for membership to other U.N. agencies, since U.S. law would require his administration to then stop contributing funds to those organizations.

When asked by Paul Farrelly MP whether News International should stop contributing to Mulcaire's legal fees, James Murdoch said: "I would like to do that.

When asked by Farrelly whether News International should stop contributing to Mulcaire's legal fees, James Murdoch said: "I would like to do that.

"If someone's reaction to a hard time is to stop contributing or to stop participating with the group, " Glad said, "is that someone you would want working on your project team?

Obviously, I didn't stop contributing.