Sentence examples for gap to meet from inspiring English sources
Aid donors and governments must fill an annual $73bn funding gap to meet health, education and social security targets that are outlined in the next set of global development goals, a new report says.
But his minority coalition collapsed when it emerged that the Netherlands also needed to fill a huge funding gap to meet EU-set budget deficit targets by next year.
Electrochemical copolymerization was utilized to combine several properties into a single material in order to obtain a highly stable polymer with a low band gap to meet the requirements for color variation.
Natural gas is the fuel that makes up any generation gap to meet power demand in the wake of retiring coal and nuclear plants [21], and therefore is considered to be the flexible fuel that makes up any gaps between power supply and demand.
When Mihailović remained unconvinced, Đurišić decided to move to the Ljubljana Gap independent of Mihailović, and arranged for Dimitrije Ljotić's forces already in the Ljubljana Gap to meet him near Bihać in western Bosnia to assist his movement.
In many genomic studies, we need a sparser solution for interpretation and accurate outcomes, but L1 regularization has a gap to meet these requirements.
I know many of you were there at our last meeting when we discussed the findings of our study, "Narrowing the Gaps to Meet the Goals," but to review, the answer is, simply, yes.
He said the U.N. and humanitarian partners will try to "fill in the gaps" to meet water needs for the affected population.
This ranking of priority research questions provides a clear opportunity and need to fill knowledge gaps to meet this challenge.
The new findings are presented in two publications: Narrowing the Gaps to Meet the Goals and Progress for Children: Achieving the MDGs with Equity, UNICEF's signature data compendium.
The 2010 UNICEF study Narrowing the Gaps to Meet the Goals showed that focusing on the most disadvantaged children yielded faster progress in maternal and child health.
