Sentence examples for damage funds from inspiring English sources

Developing countries also want "loss and damage" funds, for example to help repair the damage caused by climate change-related events, such as hurricanes.

There's also a dispute about "loss and damage" funds, which islands are seeking through a mechanism that would insure against extreme weather, erosion, drought and rising seas.

UPCA used its ₱470,546 (US$10,800) share in the Philippine-US War Damage Funds (released in 1947) for reconstruction.

Developing nations also fought for assurances on funds to cope with the onset of climate change, as well as separate financing for "loss and damage" — funds allocated to nations following extreme weather events, like typhoons or floods.

Developing countries pushed for the establishment of a "loss and damage" fund that would compensate them for the impact of extreme weather events.

Tony Saggers, Head of Drugs Threat at the NCA, said: "Recreational users, who perhaps care about the exploitation of workers in sweatshops or environmental abuses, often have no idea of the damage funded by their occasional line.

You need to go to jail!" A few minutes earlier, Representative Joe L. Barton of Texas, the top Republican on the committee, touched off an uproar by referring to the president's securing of the $20 billion damage fund as a "shakedown".

Recreational users often have "no idea of the damage funded by their occasional line" and would likely be shocked by the reality, said Tony Saggers, the NCA's Head of Drugs Threat.

In that year, rapidly rising interest rates damaged funds that had effectively bet such increases would not occur.

Ousting Dr. Turnbull further threatened to injure the choir in a larger way, damaging fund-raising at a time when the group has been struggling financially.

DAY 58 BP's top brass head to White House and agree to set up a $20bn damages fund, suspend dividend to shareholders, and pay $100m to workers idled by the six-month moratorium on deep-sea drilling.