Sentence examples for adequate budgets from inspiring English sources

The report offers some worthy recommendations that could help provide adequate budgets and increase alternative ways to resolve conflicts.

One possibility for a post-Saddam Hussein Iraq is a decentralized state with considerable regional autonomy, including the division of oil revenues to ensure adequate budgets for provincial development.

The Kaadans, who have three children, said they wanted to move to Katzir to escape the sewage in the streets and the overcrowded schools of their town, which suffers from the neglect typical of many Israeli Arab communities long lacking adequate budgets.

With respect to the Russian Federation 1. THAT the Russian Ministry of Sport shall ensure that RUSADA and any eventual accredited laboratory have adequate budgets to ensure that, in such a large and important sports country, an effective anti-doping program can effectively be implements.

But please, if you are going to insist on free school dinners as an emblem of excellence in British schooling, then surely schools must have adequate budgets to provide delicious and nutritious food, and proper kitchens in which to cook it.

Strong political commitment, measures to overcome prejudices against Roma, inter-sectoral policy coordination, adequate budgets, evidence-based policies, and Roma involvement can be identified as key preconditions for improved health outcomes and well-being.

With an adequate budget, the M.T.A. could not only maintain but also expand the transportation system.

The state broadcasting authorities initially rejected Loevy's proposal, but, after a prolonged bureaucratic battle, he finally gained permission and an adequate budget, and completed the film.

The government has not given the NCCC an adequate budget to cope with its enormous workload, in contravention of its clear constitutional duty.

Having made the governor aware of the need for new prison medical facilities, Mr. Sillen carved $1 billion out of the plan for his own projects and publicly criticized the expansion of prison space without adequate budgeting for medical workers.

The proposal came after many months of criticism of the White House and Harvey L. Pitt, the chairman of the commission, by investor groups and Democrats who said they had failed to respond to the corporate corruption scandals with adequate budget increases for the agency.