Sentence examples for Increase financial resources from inspiring English sources

To increase financial resources for health, many African governments have introduced reform mechanisms including health insurance schemes and user fees.

Research studies in this field are contributing to the health inequality debate, thus providing data for policy makers to allocate human resources to disadvantaged families with children as a means of improving population health or to increase financial resources for families through public policies [ 7, 8].

Currently, there is a supportive and conducive policy environment in the state for maternal health backed by increased political will and increased financial resources.

The United States and Europe can help them deliver on those promises by providing increased financial resources.

"Villains and Victims in Zimbabwe" (editorial, March 30) rightly calls on the United States and Europe to provide the fledgling unity government in Zimbabwe with increased financial resources.

But a number of European channels -- particularly in France, Germany and Britain -- are devoting increasing financial resources in an attempt to compete with Hollywood.

Findings suggest that policymakers focus attention on increasing financial resources, educational opportunities, and relieving child care demands for families at risk of abuse.

In response, WHO and supporting groups stepped up their efforts and called on other national and international agencies to assist in raising awareness and increasing financial resources devoted to stopping the spread of tuberculosis.

This agency requires a professional, nonpoliticized leadership and staff; a new mandate to study a world economy of startling inequalities; increased financial resources to help fragile and impoverished countries before they fall into chaos; and a rank as a cabinet-level department, so that expertise gets a hearing at the centers of power.

Beyond the vastly increased financial resources and a new federal statute devoted to health care fraud, prosecution of these cases has also been aided by relatively fresh cooperation among government prosecutors, private insurers, which once pursued fraud cases all alone, and a newly sophisticated group of whistle-blowers who alert the authorities to instances of fraud.

A major barrier to the ECE reform from the providers' perspective is the inadequate financial input from the government, even though increased financial resources have been allocated to the sector (Figure 1).