Sentence examples for make resources available from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hess, whose www.sciencebuddies.org site has corporate sponsors, said, "We feel it's important to make resources available to some parents who don't have the money".

When there's been a 40% reduction in what's available for councils, it's a big ask to make resources available to schools that aren't contributing".

As Peter Singer and others have argued, we need to develop a digital library that can make resources available in the same way as Google Books but that will be accountable to the public.

Dr. Tilghman said she did not yet know how much Princeton should spend on hiring women, "but I fully intend to make resources available to meet the recommendations of the task force".

Christina Pretto, an A.I.G. spokeswoman, said the company "continues to believe in the long-term value of I.L.F.C.," and would make resources available to it through Nov. 15, 2010.

But the prime minister has asked Hammond to send a strong signal that the government will take action to help families who are "working around the clock" to make ends meet and the Treasury has been under pressure to make resources available to a group of people who have been dubbed as "just about managing" – or Jams.

Knight told a conference of academy heads in London today that they had "made resources available" to put Richard Rose academy back on track.

They note that government cutbacks may cause short-term pain, but also tend to provide long-term benefits by making resources available to the private sector.

"We raise the tide by making resources available.

The Metropolitan Police say they are making resources available to deal with possible disturbances.

Microsoft's commitment to making resources available to new WinPho devs may be just what they need to get accustomed to the waters.