Sentence examples for appropriate financial support from inspiring English sources
Mr Huusko added: "Scotland remains the most attractive place to explore the possibilities of ocean energy thanks to strong political backing, appropriate financial support and an exceptional energy resource".
Back in Vilnius, Forster's ambitions to build a real natural history scientific centre could not get appropriate financial support from the Polish authorities.
Senior institutional leaders are directly involved in defining goals and objectives, educating and recruiting supervisors, and ensuring appropriate financial support.
His/her role is further to be helpful with formalities such as receiving or adjusting appropriate financial support through communications with community officials, or communicating with mobile services.
Other strategies may include improving access to emergency community transport schemes, for example, stretcher teams and transport cooperatives and ensuring appropriate financial support is available for the poor [ 21].
Despite the failure of previous regeneration projects, the report claims says that "with appropriate substantial financial support" things can be different.
He added: "Opportunities in Tottenham will allow Government to implement existing policies for change which, with appropriate substantial financial support, will make a real difference to the area".
Merck also said that it agreed with Elsevier about the importance of appropriate disclosure of financial support.
Three caveats are in order: First, I acknowledge that even if patent rules are weak and access to knowledge is open, no significant and economically useful knowledge and innovation is achievable without high educational standards and appropriate S&T policies (including financial support).
The APDK worked with people with physical disabilities and supported the work of the EARC in assessing children, facilitating appropriate school placement, and providing financial support and reconditioned equipment.
A global trend of decreasing plague incidence from 1950 to 1980 was followed by decreased financial support for appropriate diagnostic facilities, lowered interest of the health care authorities and ultimately the deterioration of surveillance systems for the disease.
