contributor
করদাতা
definition
noun
The region also has a long seafaring history and although other enterprises now prosper in Galicia, the fishing industry is a large employer and economic contributor .
a person or thing that contributes something, in particular.
translation of 'contributor'
চাঁদাদাতা,
সাময়িক পত্রিকা প্রভৃতির লেখক
noun
করদাতা,
অংশদাতা
example
He is a frequent 'contributor' to leading newspapers on subjects of topical interest.
But at the same time, he says, many will resist the trend, claiming that catering to the market undercuts the academy's role as cultural 'contributor' and watchdog.
Lynda Richardson, who specializes in environmental photography, is a long-time 'contributor' to this magazine.
Do you write articles for your local newspaper, or are you a 'contributor' to a local newspaper who just loves covering hockey?
The region also has a long seafaring history and although other enterprises now prosper in Galicia, the fishing industry is a large employer and economic 'contributor' .
He was a frequent 'contributor' to the journal, having over a dozen articles published in it, mostly on over-ground or underground railways, his last piece being published as recently as 2000.
Lack of physical activity is a major 'contributor' to cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and obesity.
He was an occasional 'contributor' to this magazine in the 1960s.
Our west coast rivers have seen the salmon and sea trout populations collapse and there is no doubt that fish farming has been a major 'contributor' .
Saudi Arabia was the biggest 'contributor' of war costs
He had been a frequent 'contributor' to the magazine.
stress is a major 'contributor' to most diseases
She is the author of more than 30 novels, for adults, young adults and children, and is a regular 'contributor' to newspapers and magazines, both print and online, all over the world.
He is a widely syndicated newspaper columnist, a frequent 'contributor' to leading periodicals, and a lecturer.
In addition to being a regular 'contributor' to the magazine, he is a renowned expert on demographics.
In fact it is likely that Coleridge, who was himself a 'contributor' to the Monthly Magazine, read some or all of these correspondences.
Indicators had shown policy makers that through the 1990s agriculture had increasingly become an important 'contributor' to the economy.
The school is a key part of our community and a significant 'contributor' to our local economy.
stress is a major 'contributor' to most diseases
Dr Nafi is a frequent 'contributor' to Arab newspapers.
Sir Max Hastings gave up editing after six years in charge of the Evening Standard to become, he said, once more an author of books and a mere 'contributor' to newspapers.
This is just one aspect of oil use - the increasing prevalence of plastic based disposable lifestyles is also a major 'contributor' .
She has written 12 books, each concerned with how we create meaning, and is a frequent 'contributor' to newspapers, magazines, television and radio.
Air pollution, of which vehicle emissions are the major 'contributor' , is thought to be responsible for around 24,000 premature deaths in the UK every year.
He was a regular 'contributor' to this magazine, primarily via his comments on items he viewed as incorrect or incomplete.
A farmer by choice, Kevin has also written a number of books and essays and is a regular 'contributor' to newspapers and magazines in Northern Ireland.
he became a regular 'contributor' to the magazine
The district was a major 'contributor' in the oilseed production in the State, and the groundnut, gingelly and coconut oil extraction units provided employment to many.
The UK is, after all, a net 'contributor' to the EU budget.
I was an avid 'contributor' to the magazine in my schooldays, but my last contribution was as a 16-year-old in 1955, my matric year.
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