Sentence examples for address to spend from inspiring English sources

Congress cheered President Bush's pledge, in the State of the Union address, to spend "whatever it costs to defend our country".

While Mr. Bush promised in his 2003 State of the Union address to spend $15 billion over five years on AIDS in Africa and the Caribbean, his budget requests have fallen far short of that goal.

She told the council that last Friday, 11 AIDS clients were assigned to a hotel, only to find they were given the wrong address and had to spend Labor Day weekend on the street.

Instead of focusing only on how much it costs and the work it will take (though these points also need to be addressed), make sure to spend time talking about how great it will be for the entire family.

In his recent state-of-the-union address, President Barack Obama pledged to spend much more money on beefing up cyber-security.But throwing extra cash at the complex problem is no guarantee of a cure.

With him were his wife, bodyguards and son, also called Marko - the boy Slobodan Milosevic had told the nation in his waxwork-like resignation address that he wanted to spend more time with.

Additionally, some of the difficulties took considerable time to address and it was not feasible for staff to spend time addressing these problems in addition to their normal duties.

"The full board will be there and I'll be there, and we'll spend the time we need to spend to address shareholder concerns," Mr. Blake said at a meeting organized by the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.

The activities of MoEF in climate change aspects include formulation of policies for climate change adaptation and mitigation, and they are entrusted to spend to address climate change impacts (Planning Commission, Ministry of Planning, Bangladesh 2012).

And in last year's address, he mentioned the need to "spend less time drowning in dark money for ads that pull us into the gutter".

Every human endeavour that requires more than one person's effort has to devote a certain amount of resources to the problem of coordination: the internet has greatly simplified this problem (think again of the hours activists used to spend simply addressing postcards with information about an upcoming demonstration).