Sentence examples for increasing available resources from inspiring English sources

We propose recommendations for actions by G8 leaders to strengthen health systems by making the most effective use of existing resources and increasing available resources.

Changes in service delivery from PAC to safe abortion may not result in reduced overall expenditures within health systems, but instead could improve the efficiency of personnel time and reduce the need for complex clinical treatments, increasing available resources for other critical reproductive and maternal health needs.

The "guiding principle", argues the report, must be to ensure this finance "increases available resources for targeting poverty", rather than encouraging "private investment … as an end in its own right".

Hongxinglong Administration now owns embankment miniature rainwater harvesting project (Sun et al. 2003) and large harvesting project of rainwater collection and distribution can be built (Hashim et al. 2013), thus to increase available water resource, supplement ground water resource, and improve the ability of water resource system resilience.

Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the I.M.F., said the agreement in Copenhagen would "support the I.M.F.'s efforts to increase its available resources for the benefit of all our members".

Over-provisioning employs the best-effort approach and simply increases the available resources.

The cloud service end user can reduce or increase the available resources, per the demands of the applications.

However, increasing beyond the available resources can be sub-optimal as this can increase the execution rounds of the reduce tasks.

The increasing mismatch between available resources and surging demand has pushed China abroad in search of grain to feed livestock.

The just published 2017 Funding report by PARIS21, a global partnership supporting statistical systems in developing countries, shows an overall positive increasing trend in available resources, while reminding the international community that with a little more effort, much more could be achieved in producing the data needed to help governments make the right political decisions.

In most species, such an increase in available resources leads in the opposite reproductive direction.