Meanings of fair contribution in English

He who would pay Gilderoy a fair contribution ran no risk of losing his sheep or oxen.

Airlines should make a " fair contribution" to global efforts to cut greenhouse gases, the European Commission said today.

It said the amount fell short of the $350m a year the institute believed was a fair contribution from Australia.

We welcome long-term migrants using the NHS, but it is only right that they make a fair contribution to its long-term sustainability.

Everyone should make a fair contribution towards our NHS - so after Brexit we'll extend the NHS surcharge to all non-UK residents.

The tax has increased eight times since being introduced in 2010 to ensure banks make a " fair contribution" after the financial crisis.

Britain introduced the tax in 2011 saying banks should make "a fair contribution" to the potential risks they pose to the financial system.

Ministers said the move would raise around £220m a year for the health service while ensuring that migrants made a " fair contribution" towards its costs.