Sentence examples for draw upon funds from inspiring English sources

Many draw upon funds from outside Zambia, thus drawing skepticism from government circles about their contribution to sustainable development and their ability to adhere to national priorities.

It also allows teams to draw upon funding from national Olympic committees and their facilities.

Unep says the Sahel needs long-term financial commitment and better co-ordination of investments, and should draw upon funding sources such as the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change's "green fund" and the Clean Development Mechanism.

It followed that legislation designed to raise wages would not be successful, for, with only a fixed fund to draw upon, higher wages for some workers could be won only at the expense of other workers.

I had materials to draw upon, like anyone else.

There are pitifully few hopes to draw upon, though.

What other works did you draw upon to create this?

It was recognised that "even therapeutic research are of commercial interest" [TH8, Group 3] and some of the advantages of being able to draw upon commercial funds to support health research were recognised: "TH2; I think there is distinction as well between the commercial uses that you are talking about there.

Last month analysts at Goldman Sachs estimated that European companies alone could draw upon €630 billion of funds, partly by raising their ratio of net debt to equity to the long-run average of 43%.

Bloggers do not draw upon a common stock of keywords.

Schools can draw upon Camfed's Safety Net Fund, which remains at their discretion.