Sentences with phrase «make meaningful contributions to society»

«Hardworking students should not be denied the opportunity to fulfill their potential and make meaningful contributions to society because of their immigration status.»

«We believe there is an opportunity to act in the public interest and make a meaningful contribution to society by building sustainable technology that respects users and does not rely on the commoditization of personal data,» Acton wrote.

Ultimately, we want it to be a place where students engage, think, create and innovate in order to eventually make a meaningful contribution to society.

Ultimately, we strive to make a meaningful contribution to society by providing tools to help legal teams manage large volumes of documents effectively.

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Making money in life should be secondary, making life meaningful and better for our society should be our priority, if I so think of money, I would not set up this station in Ife, I love my people, I see this little effort as my contribution to lift a little burden off the teeming unemployment rate in Ife Making money in life should be secondary, making life meaningful and better for our society should be our priority, if I so think of money, I would not set up this station in Ife, I love my people, I see this little effort as my contribution to lift a little burden off the teeming unemployment rate in Ife making life meaningful and better for our society should be our priority, if I so think of money, I would not set up this station in Ife, I love my people, I see this little effort as my contribution to lift a little burden off the teeming unemployment rate in Ife lands.

«In today's Britain people with disabilities (including those with profound and complex needs) should be supported to make a full and meaningful contribution to our society.

Although he liked his work, he felt he should be making a more meaningful contribution to society.

I've learned from my fellow students that there are some extraordinary people who are dedicated to making a meaningful impact; people who are going beyond the questions of equipping students with basic core knowledge and getting to the heart of what makes for a satisfying life, a rewarding contribution to society, and what kind of education will be necessary to improve the world.

More importantly even though we are well past retirement age, we can remain active, love what we do... and make contributions to society that feel are meaningful.