Sentence examples for funds efficiently from inspiring English sources

Instead the problem is that China's underdeveloped financial system is bad at allocating funds efficiently, and gets worse as growth speeds up.

And growth rates seem to be resilient only for relatively wealthy, well-run countries, which can raise money easily and administer reconstruction funds efficiently.

"If you're going around town saying MOCA can't raise funds efficiently, it's destructive," said Ms. Bell, the museum's board co-chair.

But college president Dr Clifford Mann said the failure to invest funds efficiently had contributed to "four of the most challenging months ever", directly harming patients and frontline staff.

Academia, and perhaps more so, national and international funding agencies must adopt ways of spending time and funds efficiently, while medical imaging industry must adopt strategies of interdisciplinary communication as witnessed in academic and clinical partnerships.

It was impressive to find that four village committees in two townships of Shucheng county were capable to manage the revolving funds efficiently and were willing to handle it.

The Path to 2025 Summit should persuade any rational Member of Congress that the scientific and industry players needed to prevent this disease are committed and capable of utilizing additional funding efficiently and effectively to achieve our national goal of stopping Alzheimer's by 2025.

It is important to 'better manage' LTC care to improve quality [ 34] and to use funding efficiently.

The current situation where developed countries are struggling to address their own budget deficits underscores the need for African countries to use all funding efficiently and to continue monitoring the financial situation and taking appropriate measures to protect funding to the health sector.

"We are working to use the existing funds more efficiently," Mr. Schäuble said in Berlin.

Ministers decided to release the figures to encourage headteachers to use their funds more efficiently and subject them to more scrutiny.