Sentence examples for finance appropriate from inspiring English sources

It should tear down the store, restore the land to its previous condition, subsidize the cost of rebuilding the damage done to the local marketplace and provide tens of millions of dollars to finance appropriate archaeological investigations in the pyramid area.

This paper will be of interest to decision-makers in health and development who are open to new approaches tapping private capital, and to entrepreneurs and capital providers who may wish to refine, advocate for, or finance appropriate venture funding.

At the same time, the Office of Management and Budget has recommended that President Clinton veto the bill if financing appropriated by the appropriations subcommittee is less than the administration's request.

In July, saying that the Obama administration had "decided it can no longer provide foreign military financing appropriated in the current fiscal year to Rwanda," the United States announced – for the first time since 1994 – that it was suspending military aid to the Kagame regime, citing "evidence that Rwanda is implicated in the provision of support to Congolese rebel groups, including M23".

"[Our costings] are put together consistent with the charter of budget honesty by treasury or finance, as appropriate".

It's hard to have any idea of how much money is enough to finance an appropriate lifestyle in retirement.

In case of a deep sub-Sahara African country like Kenya it is often dismissively argued that lack of finance and appropriate technology are the obvious causes.

In comparison to the evidence base on health care reform-related issues of health system finance and appropriate purchaser/provider incentive structures, there is very limited information on the HRM dimension or its impact [ 7].

In comparison to the evidence base on health care reform-related issues of health system finance and appropriate purchaser/provider incentive structures, there is very limited information on the HRM dimension or its impact.

In general it has been felt that debt financing is appropriate when the tax burden of current financing for certain circumstances would be practically or politically infeasible; examples are, for national governments, war, and, for local governments, large capital projects such as highways, schools, and so on.

The IMF believe our approach to fixing the public finances is appropriate and transparent.