Sentence examples for improving financing from inspiring English sources

Improving financing in a way that benefits a majority of students is the fastest, most realistic route to ensure a more affordable and broadly accessible higher education system.

An exhaustive list of recommendations, that suggests everything from heavily re-investing in First Nations education to improving financing for Aboriginal media, will be submitted to the Canadian government on Tuesday.

The five main objectives of the MTHS are: improving access to health services; improving quality of care; improving efficiency; fostering partnership between private and public health service-providers; and improving financing of health services.

Standard & Poor's has raised Buffalo's credit rating, citing the city's improving finances and continued oversight by a state control board.

Mr. Kane attributed the improving finances to cost-saving steps and said that the next move was to raise revenue by adding patients.

Asked if the Madoff settlement and improving finances would help that goal, Alderson said the issue was more about baseball than money.

Quite aside from their negative long-run consequences, these cuts would lead, directly and indirectly, to the elimination of hundreds of thousands of jobs — and this could short-circuit the virtuous circle of rising incomes and improving finances.

The resulting improvement in the economy will keep the public on his side, and the government's improving finances will provide him with the money to make the big social advances he has promised.

The FHA states they won't be needing another bailout due to improving finances.

Mr. Bloomberg has expressed the hope that when the city's economy improves, financing for capital projects can be resumed.

The numbers show that member countries are not keeping their promise to improve financing for the poverty-fighting Millennium Development Goals, as they pledged at the 2005 Gleneagles summit conference.