Sentence examples for government pooled from inspiring English sources

The next year the United States government pooled aerospace research resources under a new agency: the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Sectoral budget support to the health sector in Uganda was launched in 2000 in the form of a SWAp (Sector Wide Approach), under which donors and government pooled resources, and jointly agreed the National Health Policy (NHP) and the Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP) and exercised oversight over their implementation.

On his travels he has helped to channel millions of dollars from the stimulus package and other government pools.

It knocked down the top ratings of 70 investment funds that have "significant exposure" to government securities, from exchange-traded funds sold by BlackRock to a government pool run by the City of Anaheim.

All the versions of health care bills now in Congress would require all but the smallest employers to provide health care coverage or pay into a government pool to help provide coverage for the otherwise uninsured.

Employers that do not offer medical benefits to their workers would have to contribute 6percentt of their revenues to the regional government pools that would offer Medicare-style plans.

–Private companies can write policies for people in this government pool, but they will have to meet numerous government mandates on what their policies must provide, as well as restrictions on what they can charge for premiums.

Financing is from individuals, local government and central government pools; participation is voluntary.

The fourth priority had to be European governments "pooling resources for the gigantic investments needed in the defence sector," she said.

The contributions mark the first time the four governments have pooled their resources to support UNICEF and the first time that Monaco and San Marino have become government donors of UNICEF through earmarked funds.

At first, voting was limited to individuals chosen by the government; the pool of eligible voters was 50,000 in 1994 and 175,000 in 2000.