Sentence examples for finance priority from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin is using it to finance "priority national projects," like improved health care and education, and access to affordable housing.

The objective of the Chinese negotiators was in part to "guarantee the supply of crude oil for PetroChina in the medium term", while the Ecuadorian government wanted to "obtain access to a favourable line of credit to finance priority projects," the document says.

The Poverty Eradication Action Plan (PEAP) laid the groundwork for the creation of the Poverty Action Fund (PAF) in 1998, which was designed to bring together donor resources, debt relief savings from the Highly Indebted Poor Country (HIPC) initiative and government funds into a common basket to finance priority programs.

Global stakeholders have various roles to play to take advantage of the momentum created by the World Health Assembly's Resolution and the powerful underlying desire to redress the current imbalances in health R&D investments, particularly WHO Member States' request to the WHO to explore the possibilities for hosting a pooled fund, which would finance priority R&D projects.

The University has increased the amount it is drawing from the endowment to finance priorities that emerged from its strategic-planning work.

Research in this program ranges from explicating the historical origins of tax policies throughout the 20th century and the determinants of inequality to understanding societal preferences over redistribution and public finance priorities.

The lessons flowing from the ramp-up in renewables shows what now needs to happen with other green finance priorities, notably energy efficiency and adaptation.

Last month, Gov. Jerry Brown signed the Human Right to Water bill, which directs state agencies to make clean water a financing priority.

It requires addressing financing, priority-setting, appropriate regulation and enforcement, and so on.

Paradoxically, the most eloquent advocate in government for balance in financing priorities has been Mr. Gates, the defense secretary.

Mary Selecky, Washington State's secretary of health, described the administration's financing priorities as "a little out of whack".