Sentence examples for increase its resources from inspiring English sources

Its domestic oil supplies are shrinking, and it has been trying to increase its resources beyond Malaysia and volatile areas like Sudan.

By combining the two funds, perhaps only for a year, the lending capacity could be raised from €500 billion to about €740 billion.This may be enough to persuade the Chinese, the Americans and others to allow the IMF to increase its resources, so helping the defences, but it is hardly the overwhelming force Mr Gurría seeks.

"The Maxxi has great potential for development and needs to aggregate private sponsors and new institutions" to increase its resources, said Mario Resca, the Culture Ministry official who oversees state museums.

To kick off a visit to Bett, early years and primary teachers should take a walk down Film Street, a website that continues to increase its resources and enable pupils to watch stimulating movies, explore virtual film studios and prepare them to get film-making themselves.

"Greece must increase its resources as soon as possible and accept help," she said.

When 48 of 51 Council Members from across our city recently joined forces to assert that our city should increase its resources for soup kitchens and food pantries, I watched the energy shift across our citywide network.

However, Pakistan's limited reserves and small O&G production in relation to its fast-growing demand led authorities to embark on an aggressive strategy to increase its resource base.

George Venizelos, the assistant director in charge of the F.B.I.'s New York office, said the bureau had also increased its resources focused on public corruption cases.

Just before leaving his academic position at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Mr. Truman proposed that the fund issue $250 billion in S.D.R.'s on a one-time basis to be allocated to all its members, as another way of increasing its resources.

The challenge for sustainability is to curb and manage Western consumption while raising the standard of living of the developing world without increasing its resource use and environmental impact.

The 32-page title will continue to be priced at 50p and plans are afoot to increase its editorial resources now that it looks set to become established in the market.