Sentence examples for development cash for from inspiring English sources
Ministers from France and Germany said Monday that they would provide up to 2.5 billion, or $3.4 billion, in development cash for the Airbus A350, whose overall cost, according to the French transport minister, Dominique Bussereau, would be about 11 billion -- 10percentt higher than previously said.
Infantino has promised to double football development cash – used as cover for all kinds of dodgy behaviour in the Blatter era - and have it properly targeted, audited and accounted for.
Still, some critics of the program have described it as an improper use of the immigration system to spur economic development — a cash-for-visas scheme.
Local officials say this escalation is in response to successful reconstruction efforts by the district government and Canadian aid officials, who have organized a wide range of rural development and cash-for-work programs.
The development cash will help the trust apply for £4.4m from the Heritage Lottery Fund towards the Bristol Aerospace Centre project.
A US criminal indictment claims the money was paid to Warner via a Fifa account, disguised as football development cash, in order to secure votes for South Africa's bid.
The ILF has played an important part in the development of cash for care, and it has been invaluable for people who have received support from the fund.
This is obviously a fairly inefficient mechanism for generating cash for developing countries' development programs.
There was a growing need for more services, yet the trustees wouldn't allow us to access the cash for development.
But it also announced there would be more cash for development projects in Maoist-dominated areas.The government has so far failed to combine the twin requirements of force and development to produce a successful strategy.
Chesapeake has sold stakes in a number of assets in recent years as it has sought to raise cash for development, and the company has promised billions more in asset sales and joint ventures this year.
