Sentence examples for funded appropriately from inspiring English sources

The BMA says the STPs should be funded appropriately so that they can deliver what has been promised, rather than being used to cut back services.

The government pledged that it would carefully consider the case for decriminalisation of the non-payment of the licence fee in the light of the recent report by an independent review team led by David Perry QC – which found against decriminalisation – and the need for "the BBC to be funded appropriately".

Now in honor of Surgeon General Koop's legacy, we should ensure that the position of surgeon general is protected from political interference, funded appropriately and nominated from the ranks of career public health professionals who merit consideration as is done in the other uniformed services.

The success of this initiative will be dependent upon how it is developed and delivered – it can only succeed if it is developed in co-operation with the care sector and funded appropriately.

"There's a popular notion that documentaries can be funded by appropriately worthy organisations, and sometimes that can include a corporation with big corporate social responsibility aims, but [even they] may not allow the independence that one would want".

Promises to taxpayers that public officials were managing funds appropriately and to pensioners who did nothing wrong.

I would add that the donor-recipient structure has its own inherent problems (including the responsibility of countries to use funds appropriately for the benefit of persons), but this statement lies at the crux of this paper.

Take motions to nominate, vote and decide on a name for the organization and on what to do in organizing, fund-raising and propositions for your platform ( goals to achieve ), how to to publicize versus advertise, and how to use funds appropriately.

The delivery of a stable or positive trend in the EFBI will depend on the provision of sufficient funding to appropriately designed and implemented AES.

This is why it is important that the patient awaiting discharge has an advocate to make sure that appropriate care is provided and appropriately funded.

"The situation continues to worsen every year despite repeated pleas for emergency medicine, social care and the wider NHS to be appropriately funded and resourced," he said.