Examples of using To make a contribution in English and their translations into Czech
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We would be happy to make a contribution.
We want to make a contribution to sustainable developments not only in our products but also in the way we do business.
I would like to make a contribution.
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I want to make a contribution to your campaign.
We're giving you a chance to make a contribution.
I came back to make a contribution with what I have learned Claire.
Nate, Amaya, you two will pose as wealthy newlyweds eager to make a contribution to the revolutionary cause.
I would like to make a contribution to your victims' rights organization.
Dr. Spielrein was very keen to make a contribution to the great dream of the Russian Revolution.
Clearly, everyone has to pull their weight andshow renewed will to make a contribution to action for growth.
This will allow the EU to make a contribution in such areas as sustainable development, eradication of poverty and protection for human rights.
As an economic organization,the winkler Group considers it a social obligation to make a contribution to protecting the environment.
The agency's mission is to make a contribution to the sphere of law enforcement in the European Union with reference to this form of crime.
The top priority in this area should be our responsibility to protect people and to make a contribution to preventing and resolving conflicts, as well as reconstruction.
The strategy also aims to make a contribution to the broader agenda of aid for trade and to the definition of the measures to be implemented.
However, think that the European Union should not bear that financial burden alone and that it would therefore be desirable for other partners,in particular the Arab States, to make a contribution to this effort and to bear some of the cost of building the Palestinian State.
Those who want to make a contribution and who want to stand as candidates must make the European Parliament and Europe as a whole aware of what they intend to do and what they are able to do.
In the final analysis, the public can expect this directive to make a contribution to improving both transport safety and environmental safety.
People want to make a contribution and it's harder and harder to make a contribution today and it will be even harder in the future so we have really got to go and do something for ourselves and the best thing we can do I think is education.
Well, it's nice you want to make a contribution, er, what was your name?
Allowing service providers to operate outside their own country is integral to theEU's single market and reducing the bureaucracy at national level can allow the directive to make a contribution to EU economic growth and its jobs objectives.
I voted in favour of it, and I hope this Parliament will continue to make a contribution towards the goal of enhancing EU strategic autonomy in security affairs.
So I think Straussians who came to Washington they didn't think of themselves as Churchill or Lincoln let me assure you, but they did that, you know there's something noble about public life, andabout politics and they tried to make a contribution in many different areas.
With regard to the creation of a trust fund, if Member States are required to make a contribution, does this mean that Europe will compensate the victims of genocides that take place outside its territory?
Rapporteur.-(IT) Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the report I am presenting, and that I had the pleasure of putting together with the cooperation of a number of colleagues,in fact follows on from a report already adopted by this House- the one by Mr Queiró- through which Parliament sought to make a contribution to European tourism policy.
Mr President, Mr Verheugen, ladies and gentlemen,the European Parliament has the opportunity today to make a contribution to the process of regional cooperation that Europe has launched in a region critical to its own security and prosperity.
I welcome the Council's decision on the EU andits Member States being prepared to make a contribution with rapid initial funding of EUR 2.4 billion a year for the 2010-2012 period in order to support developing countries in adapting to the effects of climate change.
The fact should also be applauded that even the countries in the European Union which have been severely affected by the financial crisis to date have expressed their solidarity, made an effort andare going to make a contribution, even if it is only a token gesture by some of them, as an indication of their commitment to the battle against global warming.