Sentence examples for be spent on improving from inspiring English sources

In Swindon, where the council still owns and maintains 10,300 homes, this is more than £9m a year – money which cannot be spent on improving these homes or building new ones.

Billions more will be spent on improving and extending existing metro lines.

The chain said money raised from the levy would be spent on improving parks and play areas across the country.

Eighty percent of that will be spent on improving the capacity and quality of its existing network, she said.

He said that $2.4 billion should be spent on improving the airport's runways, and navigation and communication equipment.

They argue that the federal money should be spent on improving transportation, rather than propping up rents, major downtown landlords or companies that control vacant space.

A considerable sum has been spent on improving stadiums, training grounds and facilities, and pitches are no longer mudheaps.

During the past five years, just under two additional percentage points of GDP have been spent on improving the NHS.

The community and the region would be better served if, as you also suggest, all public money were spent on improving public transportation.

Mayors will be able to raise the business rate provided the money is spent on improving local infrastructure and has the support of business locally.

Since 2010, roughly £220m has been spent on improving British water quality, with more investments planned in the years to 2020.