Sentence examples for committing more resources from inspiring English sources
A federal lawsuit alleging that the county seat of Hempstead neglected historically black cemeteries while maintaining white ones was settled in 2004, resulting in the city committing more resources to their upkeep.
And, with a general election looming next year, the subsequent rise of the isolationist UK Independence Party has probably bolstered the refuseniks further.Even with parliamentary support, it is hard to imagine Mr Cameron committing more resources to this latest Iraqi fight than the modest force he sent to Libya.
India has been committing more resources to social welfare.
Although a lot of politicians would probably eat their own hats before admitting it, governments everywhere will likely start committing more resources to skateboarding because of the Olympics.
Despite the fact that apprehensions for illegal crossings -- one way of measuring flows of illegal immigration -- have plummeted to about a quarter of their 1986 peak of 1.7 million, the U.S. immigration debate in Congress continues to focus on committing more resources to militarize the border, with border hawks pressing for additional fencing.
There is a role to encourage establishment of more OA journals in Africa, as well as committing more resources to ensure better quality, peer review and sustainability of these journals.
He added: "We've committed more resources to Brian than any Bear in the history of the organization.
According to some reports, Hagel has recently been pushing the Administration to commit more resources to Iraq, and to increase the number of strikes inside Syria.
