Sentence examples for devote more funds from inspiring English sources

This year has been declared the International Year of Biodiversity and it is also hoped that a major UN report this summer, on the economics of ecosystems and biodiversity, will encourage governments to devote more funds to conservation.

Beattie says the firm will devote more funds to advertising in coming years.

By focusing only on the most disadvantaged, programs can devote more funding to each child, which allows them to be much more intensive.

He said he also wanted to devote more energy to fund-raising, faculty recruitment and, possibly, a strategic plan for the school, which has 5,950 undergraduates and graduate students.

A member of the museum's board, Donna Dubinsky, co-founder and chief executive of the hand-held-device maker Handspring, says she plans to devote more time to fund-raising for the museum once Handspring's recently announced sale to Palm is completed.

Melinda Gates called upon governments and pharmaceutical companies to devote more time, energy, and funding to research and development.

Willetts has been on the job only a few days, so he offered no concrete policy changes and he failed to answer a question on whether Britain should devote more of its science funding to the top universities or more widely spread the wealth, as has been the recent practice.

The short-termism of America and Britain may not actually be a good thing Mr Hutton was right, and ahead of the game, to argue for better auditing and for institutional investors such as pension funds to devote more effort to corporate governance.

And certainly our political leaders should devote more time to inner reflection than campaign funding.

It may devote more money to that.

He wanted to devote more and more time to it.