Sentence examples for fund to prepare from inspiring English sources
Set up a disaster fund to prepare for emergencies?
You may want to set up a separate savings account, like a pet emergency fund, to prepare for inevitable medical costs for your pet(s).
They reportedly asked Michel Camdessus, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, to prepare a proposal for setting up a region-wide currency stabilisation fund.That is not all.
Reflecting concern about how a war might lead to refugees' fleeing Iraq or neighboring countries, Mr. Bush directed Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, in a memorandum made public today, to free up $15 million from a special fund to prepare for any "humanitarian emergency in the Middle East" that might result from military action there.
A global coalition of governments, health specialists and philanthropists will launch a new plan on Thursday to "outsmart" future disease epidemics with a fund to prepare and create new vaccines.
He introduced a bill in the General Assembly earlier this year to allocate funding to prepare plans for an Orange station.
He had limited funds to prepare for Daytona because his Eel River team did not have a corporate sponsor.
In such states as Alabama or Texas, there are not enough capable death-penalty lawyers, and even strong ones cannot secure adequate funds to prepare a case properly.
In a written response, the spokeswoman for the California Department of Public Health, Anita Gore, replied, "Small water systems often lack the technical expertise and funding to prepare funding applications, hire consultants to get their projects 'shovel-ready' and to make them happen".
Child was a "hoot," according to one of the twenty-seven viewhos who contacted the station afterward — enough for it to find funding to prepare a three-episode pilot that would eventually become "The French Chef".
Clerics and lay leaders spent the day talking to lawmakers about a host of issues: easing the state's mandatory drug sentencing laws, raising welfare grant amounts, demanding state funds to prepare Catholic schoolchildren for state-required Regents examinations.
