Sentence examples for Remedy the shortfall from inspiring English sources
All English universities face cuts to their state teaching grant and are seeking to remedy the shortfall with increased fees and philanthropic donations.
The conference, intended to remedy the shortfall, was organised by Bishop Thomas Paprocki, chair of the Bishops' committee on canonical affairs and church governance.
European leaders have promised to remedy the shortfalls, both to strengthen their role within NATO and to develop the means to act independently of the United States through a 60,000-member rapid reaction force, which the European Union plans to establish by 2003.
To remedy the shortfalls of the old Official Poverty Measure, the U.S. Census Bureau developed the Supplemental Poverty Measure, which does look at the cost of housing from state-to-state as well as a wider array of benefits for the poor and costs incurred by the poor.
Which means that, while it goes without saying that if high-paid workers simply paid in more taxes without any new accrual, the additional taxes collected simply subsidize everyone else, it's also the case that even if higher earners accrued benefits on this income, they would still be heavily subsidizing lower earners -- otherwise this wouldn't be remedying the shortfall.
R osetta remedies the shortfall in structural information by predicting high-probability structures for a given amino acid sequence.
GSA administrator Dan Tangherlini also said in his response that the two agencies would work together to "remedy the concerns raised by GAO" and said the funding shortfall has created "a serious challenge" for the headquarters project.
Large-scale monetary funding to effectively remedy these shortfalls is unavailable.
Ms. Snowe was among the 16 female senators to write to S.B.A. last week to urge a better remedy for the shortfall in contracting opportunities for women.
MEPs are set to vote on next year's budget, including amending budgets to remedy payments shortfalls in the current fiscal year and compensation for victims of catastrophic flooding and drought.
