Sentence examples for funnel resources from inspiring English sources

The bill would also seek to funnel resources to independent libraries or agricultural groups in Cuba and alter the American trade ban to allow some self-employed Cubans to market their products in the United States.

In countries whose regimes are not open to change, we should be prepared to funnel resources to private organizations that do accept it, and to stand up for them if their governments interfere.

In 2002, the city government launched a public-private partnership with Carlos Slim's nonprofit foundation, Fundación del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de Mexico, to funnel resources into the downtown area.

The company, also called Ouya, will have to convince Android developers, who are already struggling with issues like piracy, to funnel resources into making games that can be played on a TV screen.

Twitter has not been able to funnel resources into redesigning the site until now, Mr. Williams said, because the company has had trouble keeping up with its growth, even struggling to keep its Web site from crashing.

Both sides said they were preparing for the hectic 80-day marathon to Election Day and had begun making critical decisions about where to campaign and where to funnel resources, including an infusion of nearly $68 million in federal subsidies each.

The Empire State Development Corporation, a state agency created to build subsidized housing, also funnels resources into profit-making ventures.

Instead, it has destroyed community-based education for working-class families, even as it has funneled resources toward a few better-off, exclusive, institutions.

Through its $110 million Own the Podium program, Canada funneled resources to particular sports and athletes where it saw opportunity, and annoyed some foreign athletes by being stingy with access to venues for training.

What is needed is an international fund — which could be financed by taxing sales of high-end antiquities here and elsewhere — that funnels resources to antiquities policing and archaeological site security.

Range anxiety has led many carmakers to forego, or only tentatively finance, EV development, instead funnelling resources into plug-in hybrids that combine electric- and petrol-based propulsion.