Sentence examples for government complement from inspiring English sources

They want to see the government complement that.

Dr. Holdren said the initiatives, which are financed almost entirely by the participating companies and foundations and not the government, complement the Race to the Top program of the Department of Education, which will dispense $4.35 billion in stimulus financing to states for innovative education programs.

This economy of the future can only be created if we understand the role of government, complementing the private sector, in making it happen, nurturing industries from digital to low carbon.

With the appointments, the government complemented the staff profile of regions, thus ensuring presence of someone with skills to provide leadership in implementation of the National Nutrition Strategy at sub-national level.

So governments complement community organizations.

"The additional $40m provided by the commonwealth, along with contributions of $15m each for Toyota and Holden, plus a $12m commitment from the South Australian government will complement the funding already pledged by the Victorian coalition government," he said.

But it's also true that there are a few industries where it makes a lot of sense for the government to complement the market by subsidizing research and development.

Better for the government to complement this attempt to end battles over privately owned land with a decision to take the rest of the Amazon into public ownership, as parks or reserves.

Maharashtra has insisted upon paramilitary forces supplied by central government to complement their own forces, while Punjab and West Bengal have warned that they can only provide security for the matches if they do not have to provide any officers for election security.

GrantsNet now includes comprehensive listings of all new science-funding programs from the U.S. government, to complement the nongovernmental sources that have always been GrantsNet's bread and butter.

Governments should complement this with their own domestic accountability systems.