Sentence examples for funded water from inspiring English sources
The South Pacific boasts the world's first trilateral project involving China and a traditional donor – the jointly funded water improvement project between New Zealand and China in the Cooks Islands.
It transfers what could be hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of federally funded water infrastructure to the district, without compensation or even a formal appraisal.
It is critical that the final WRDA legislation addresses drinking water infrastructure in addition to investing in ports and protecting waterways, and keeps in place measures to ensure advanced U.S.- made materials are used in federally funded water projects and those efforts pay American workers fair wages.
Simultaneously, a regional outbreak of cholera is resulting in an increase in cases and deaths, against the backdrop of the arriving rainy season and a poorly funded water, sanitation and hygiene sector.
The Campbell Soup Company is one firm that has aggressively funded water management projects.
The Israeli defence ministry is to seek court approval this week for the demolition of 12 communities for whom the UK government funded water cisterns and sanitation systems.
Investigations have revolved around some of the biggest Italian public works projects including the Milan world's fair, Expo 2015, and an Italian-funded water project in Iraq.
This research was supported by the University of Arizona Institute of the Environment and the Office of Research & Development through the TRIF-funded Water, Environmental and Energy Solutions initiative.
The UNICEF project is part of a larger EU-funded water and sanitation programme in urban centres, small towns and rural areas in the same six states.
Former defence secretary Liam Fox said the UK should reconsider whether it was "acceptable" to give aid money to "states which allow treatment such as that handed out to Meriam Ibrahim", but international development secretary Justine Greening said it was "totally perverse" to take away UK-funded food, water and other vital supplies to those worst affected.
U.S.-funded "power and water systems [were] inoperable for lack of fuel" while an industrial park had minimal occupancy.
