Sentence examples for earmark more resources from inspiring English sources

In order to do this, we will need to earmark more resources for research and development–something, alas, that won't be forthcoming from this lackadaisical, security-careless Administration.

Money earmarked for foreign aid could be switched to the Ministry of Defence in an attempt to focus more resources on bringing peace and stability to warzones, David Cameron has signalled.

In addition, the ?280 million total is earmarked only for project-based funding, so that general funding for German research institutions could provide still more resources.

In order to narrow regional disparity, preferential policies should be developed earmarking more funds and resources in favor of the impoverished central and western regions.

"But we need more resources".

That will mean more resources.

Agencies need more resources.

He has already called for more resources.

These systems need more resources.

More resources must be provided.

"They have so much more resources".