Sentence examples for infrastructure to raise from inspiring English sources

And, as Alan Rubenstein of the PPF points out, British pension funds would have to devote just an extra 2% of their assets to infrastructure to raise the £20 billion the government is seeking.

To this end, he wants to invest a lot more public money — up to a trillion dollars — in infrastructure, to raise the minimum wage, and to make it easier for unions to organize and negotiate collective-bargaining agreements.

To this end, he wants to invest a lot more public money up to a trillion dollars in infrastructure, to raise the minimum wage, and to make it easier for unions to organize and negotiate collective-bargaining agreements.

The objective of the initiative is to use the NBC radio infrastructure to raise public awareness about health risks to pregnant women, help audiences identify those risks and save lives during pregnancy and childbirth, and encourage community support to maintain healthy environments for pregnant women and newborns.

It does this though using its infrastructure to raise public awareness about health risks to pregnant women, help audiences identify those risks and save lives during pregnancy and childbirth, and encourage community support to maintain healthy environments for pregnant women and newborns.

These would include new initiatives to increase funding for research and development, to improve the country's infrastructure and to raise the quality of its public services.

When the economy was floundering after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, Alastair Darling cut VAT and brought forward infrastructure projects to raise demand.

Traders also expect Trump's plans for huge infrastructure investment to raise inflation and the Federal Reserve to lift interest rates, which would also help banks make more money.

It would be far better to significantly increase state support for higher education, a core element of our infrastructure, than to raise tuition.

We would like to thank Shell Brazil for infrastructure support to raise the mangrove saplings.

America Votes, which seeks to build "a permanent advocacy and campaign infrastructure" to "promote progressive issues," raised $12.7 million during its most recent fiscal year, according to new tax documents reviewed by the Center for Public Integrity.