Sentence examples for fairly spending from inspiring English sources

Often we pride ourselves on trying to recruit the best talent we can find and consistently and fairly spending our resources and focusing our attention equally on everyone.

And the rub is in the politics.The president's "benchmarks" for the Iraqi government sharing oil revenues fairly, spending $10 billion on reconstruction, holding provincial elections, revising the federal constitution and the "de-Baathification" process are desirable.

Some had tops off, most looked fairly spent.

He will also talk about the importance of delivering promises made during the EU referendum on a points-based immigration system, making sure money from the EU is fairly spent, that British courts are supreme and democratic control is restored.

"We think the children's minister should be writing to directors of children's services across the country telling them that this money does exist, and that they need to be placing pressure on their housing departments so that it is fairly spent on foster carers.

Pay them fairly, spend time with them and promote them.

Such a pace of adjustment must be backed-up by fairly specific spending and revenue projections, and supported by structural reforms (see below).

China says it treats minority groups such as Tibetans fairly and spends tens of billions of dollars on improving living conditions in their areas.

"My plan would say tax those who are most able to pay and tax fairly and spend wisely so we meet the needs of our people," he said.

The authorizing bodies that approve and monitor charters have an essential role in seeing that they provide a quality education, treat all students fairly and spend tax dollars appropriately.

Do we really need an energy department or an education department at all? Here's my message: Before you "ask" for more tax money from me and others, raise the $2.2 trillion you already collect each year more fairly and spend it more wisely.