Sentence examples for devoted additional resources from inspiring English sources
In response to the September 11 attacks of 2001, the bureau revised its policies and structure and devoted additional resources to counterterrorism.
All these programs devoted additional resources to schools with disadvantaged pupils.
Like many large marketers, S. C. Johnson is changing its media mix to devote additional resources to online advertising.
In April 2011, Elizabeth J. Starr, then the chief of consumer protection in the Orlando office, wrote in an internal email that she had "light discussion" about devoting additional resources to assessing the Trump complaints.
Even if few underperformers end up in court, many will devote additional resources to covering their backs: "We may have to start charging danger money," says Francesco Bertoni at Invesco, a fund-management firm.
Devoting additional resources to schools with disadvantaged students has been a poorly performing policy also in the Netherlands.
Omar Khan, a cannabis consultant at Hill+KNOWLTON Strategies, told VICE Health Canada should devote additional resources to processing applications for cannabis edibles licenses.
Meanwhile, in Washington on Wednesday, US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter signaled willingness to devote additional resources to boost the Iraqi efforts to retake Ramadi.
"The president regularly asks: 'Could we make more progress if we devote additional resources to that effort?'" White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Tuesday.
U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) is among those who have urged Ige to declare a state of emergency over the dengue outbreak and to devote additional resources into fighting its spread, including National Guard medical personnel.
If there is a proven program that works, but its effects are not being sustained, wouldn't the logical, business-like approach be to double down and to devote additional resources at the appropriate intervention point(s) to ensure that learning gains are maintained and enhanced?
