Sentence examples for deliver more resources from inspiring English sources

"We will hold this president's feet to the fire if they don't deliver more resources for institutions that are historically underfunded".

Financial management reforms, typically linked to provision of budget support, open the way for greater transparency and better management of health monies, which in turn have the potential to deliver more resources to the health sector.

"George Bush has actually delivered more resources, but Clinton is ten times more popular in Africa," said Princeton Lyman, who was American ambassador to South Africa under Mr. Clinton.

The city, state and federal governments have delivered more resources more quickly than ever in response to Hurricane Sandy, and while we have a long way to go, we will continue to stand with all those affected by the storm and do everything we can to restore and rebuild communities as quickly as possible.

Asked about providing services with reduced staff numbers, Mrs O'Neill said ways would have to be found to deliver more from reduced resources.

As healthcare looks for new and innovative ways to deliver more services with less resources we are increasingly turning to informatics based solutions.

In our view, a feasibility study is needed to explore whether such a mapping and translation approach can deliver more accurate and insightful resource flow mapping for health and disease-related R&D.

According to Dr Maureen Baker, chair of the Royal College of GPs, "There is an urgent need to reassess the way funding is allocated so that services in the community have adequate resources to deliver more proactive, planned care to patients with mental illness".

While he has not had that standout win outside of the opener against Georgia this season, he should be able to deliver more signature victories with better resources than at Clemson.

The challenge is how to identify, connect with and mobilize them to deliver more value to the marketplace — static resources tied together in a static ecosystem.

"Without a detailed, fully-costed plan to provide the staff and resources needed to deliver more seven-day services, this is at best an empty pledge and at worst shameless political game-playing with the NHS ahead of the election".