Sentence examples for facility that gives from inspiring English sources

These are mothers and fathers of people and you have to maintain a facility that gives them dignity and respect.

A quick look at the docket shows that the company is party to a secured lending facility that gives the lenders a lien on all of the debtor's assets, including its cash.

Microsoft's chief executive, Steve Ballmer, speaking at the opening of the company's new research centre in Israel, said he wants to talk to Yahoo! about deals that "create value".Meanwhile, Microsoft rolled out an internet-search facility that gives consumers cash back on items they have bought from certain retailers.

Another transport facility that gives our region a great boost for development is the Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport.

American Express's name also pops up on a Fed facility that gave loans to investors to buy bonds backed by things like loan repayments.

And underscoring the North's intent to develop its nuclear deterrent further, it unveiled a uranium enrichment facility that gave it a second way of generating fissile material to put in an atom bomb.

Beyond the physical assets -- research laboratories, classrooms, a small fleet of boats and dock facilities that give direct access to the Shinnecock Bay estuary and the ocean -- the acquisition gives Stony Brook a renowned undergraduate program in marine science to add to a graduate program that is one of the country's most prestigious.

Successful examples include Gavi, the vaccine alliance; the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (Gain); the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (Agra); and the Extreme Climate Facility (XCF), a partnership that gives eligible African countries access to private capital to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change.

The Iranians want any announcement of an agreement to be televised against the backdrop of a U.N. facility, believing that gives the deal greater legitimacy and helps erase the image of Iran as a nuclear pariah state.

Meanwhile China continues to invest in mines in North Korea and a potentially valuable docking facility in Rajin-Sonbong that gives it its first access to the Sea of Japan.

In the physical world, criminals are more likely to target a facility that will give them a suitable reward for the risks they are taking.