Sentence examples for has made resources available from inspiring English sources
Pressed as to why the government chose to bail out big banks, the auto industry and others, but isn't assisting the city, Lew said on CNN's "State of the Union" that the government has been giving Detroit technical advice and has made resources available to help take down blighted properties through federal programs.
Knight told a conference of academy heads in London today that they had "made resources available" to put Richard Rose academy back on track.
While there have been substantial and enabling investments in climate science, neither science funding bodies nor educational foundations have made resources available for "risk and resilience science," particularly in low- and middle-income countries where students cannot easily pursue DRR as a field of study or research.
But it has made internal resources available for the project and freed up other engineers to assist Dr. White.
In the very same way, if enough of us stop looking away and decide that climate change is a crisis worthy of what some have called a "Marshall Plan for the Earth," then it will become one, and the political class will have to respond, both by making resources available and by bending the free market rules that have proven so pliable when elite interests are in peril.
These protocols have been shown to generally direct resources to those most likely to benefit [ 8], in addition to making resources available for surge patients [ 9].
To support these education efforts, the coalition has made tools and resources available year-round at www.retireonyourterms.org.org
The Department of Biochemistry at Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore, India, has made available e-resources to first-year medical students to supplement conventional lecture-based teaching in the subject.
Technology has made the resources of professional photographers and composers available to amateurs.
OCHA has made available a 'Disaster Response Preparedness Toolkit', which includes resources, direct services and links (26).
