Sentence examples for immediate operating needs from inspiring English sources

MOCA announced in March that it had embarked on a campaign to build its endowment from about $20 million to $100 million, but that would not address immediate operating needs because endowment donations are supposed to be invested, not spent.

A $100-million endowment could give MOCA a solid financial cornerstone at last, but it's unclear whether the results so far will provide much help with the immediate operating needs that would concern a new museum director.

Officials concluded in that report that, because of SCRAMP's poor performance, the track was in need of at least $10 million in capital improvements and $2 million in immediate operating costs.

The plan, which requires legislative approval, seeks to address New York's immediate cash needs by permitting the state to sell bonds to help cover operating expenses.

Greece faces no immediate financing needs," the IMF said.

The families' immediate needs were also severe.

"So we need to address the immediate needs".

Obviously, the first priority is to meet immediate needs.

"Shareholders have immediate needs," said Andrew Lamont, De Beers's London spokesman.

Her focus is on the immediate needs of families.

The immediate needs are enormous.