Sentence examples for financing agenda from inspiring English sources

There is agreement amongst humanitarian health partners to seek opportunities to include CTP in the health sector response analyses, alongside other responses to support access to quality essential health services and complementary to supply side health financing (Agenda for Humanity 2016; ODI 2015).

However, since the previous attempt had polarized key stakeholders, the committee decided to use the national development blue print as the vehicle for the health care financing agenda.

UNICEF Representative Rozanne Chorlton said "In the context of reduced humanitarian financing and the absence of regular development funding, our intention was to assist in moving the financing agenda forward by finding mechanisms that would build both the capacity of government to handle larger resource flows to the sector and the confidence of donors to contribute larger amounts to Government".

One of the candidates might have departed from the business-and-finance agenda.

Vatican Bank All too often the cause of embarrassment for the papacy, the Institute for Works of Religion IORR) is at the heart of Francis's reform – and ethical finance – agenda.

Based on his resistance to fully embracing the campaign finance agenda of Senator John McCain and the confusion over meshing his policies with those of Congressional Republicans, he has some work to do.

Although many members of Jemaah Islamiyah trained in Qaeda camps in Afghanistan, Western and Asian governments increasingly consider it a stand-alone regional operation, with its own camps, recruiting, financing and agenda: the establishment of a Islamic state across an arc of Southeast Asia.

For reasons that in some cases are unrelated to economics, like social issues or the Iraq war, many of those affluent taxpayers the president wants to finance his agenda enter the debate as his supporters, not opponents.

Poor nursing practice is unacceptable, but just as in Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells, there is almost always a wider reason, whether it's a working culture where patient safety is not the top priority or a finance-driven agenda of staff cuts.

Although well intended, the diluting of the aggressive stand of prior years against H.I.V./AIDS to finance other agendas is ultimately a disservice to all global health concerns.

Last summer in Addis Ababa, the financing for development Agenda for Action was agreed.