Sentence examples for dedicate more money from inspiring English sources

The president should also ask Congress to dedicate more money for treatment.

Democrats are pressing Mr. Bush to dedicate more money to education, arguing that schools cannot improve without the resources.

Mr. Gore would dedicate more money to shore up the current Medicare system and would then add a new government prescription drug benefit to the program.

Two weeks ago, the Legislature rejected a cap that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo had proposed on school construction aid, meaning the city was free to dedicate more money to build schools.

When Governor Cuomo declared a "state of emergency," state officials called upon the city to dedicate more money to the ailing subway system, which, although the city owns the assets, is technically run by the state.

If we make the effort, the numbers will gradually prove us to be right, but all of us must try to convince the Member States that we need to dedicate more money to education and training.

Dedicating more money for the Volt would not necessarily move up its timetable, said Jon Lauckner, G.M's vice president for global product planning.

Dedicating more money to school districts with high poverty.

However, he proposes to dedicate more taxpayer money to the priorities that he favors, such as vouchers, charter schools, and online schools.

On the back-end, the apps help city offices and employees share real-time data about what's happening within their various transit and parking systems, and make decisions about where to dedicate more law enforcement, other personnel, money and resources.

The more flyers sign up for PreCheck, the more money that saves TSA to dedicate more lanes and personnel to PreCheck.