Sentence examples for directing more resources from inspiring English sources
Rieser told me that the agency badly needs reform, especially in terms of directing more resources toward strategic countries.
Greg Chen, director of advocacy at the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), said the group was pleased the administration was directing more resources to refugees, but was concerned the plan still left gaps in protection for vulnerable groups.
Indeed, there is a strong argument for getting rid of the sequester, and for directing more resources toward additional government investment — a policy shift that would amount to a mild stimulus.
While working to improve student satisfaction and directing more resources towards teaching are important, the key move for any university in the middle or lower part of the rankings is to improve student retention and achievement by pushing up A-level scores required for admission.
The MOH has been directing more resources to ophthalmology services to address the increasing demand.
Our plain clinical 4-item screening method for hip fracture could improve HF prevention, by directing more resources to the women at actual high risk.
But what if we could reduce our reliance on medical care and direct more resources to the services that improve people's health in the first place?
Perhaps we should have expected a reduction in the rate of decline a short while after Livingstone directed more resources at the problem on the "low hanging fruit" basis.
If the West is to stop the place slipping further out of control, it needs not just to direct more resources to the place, but also to use them better.
Had the new states of Susquehanna and Pocono been the tipping-point states, instead of Colorado and Pennsylvania, Mr. Obama would have directed more resources there and might have won them as a result.
The French government is wise to direct more resources to those hit hardest by the country's economic crisis: urban youth from immigrant backgrounds whose lives are frustrated by discrimination, unemployment and crime.
