Sentence examples for money for improving from inspiring English sources

It would also double money for improving insulation in the homes of poor people.

They could also include assistance for state Medicaid programs and money for improving domestic security.

He hopes, for instance, that the state legislature will agree to create a body with authority to raise money for improving transport.

One report by economists from City University London and the Toulouse School of Economics argues that selling visas could price criminal smugglers out of the market and raise money for improving border controls.

Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 is a federal program that provides money for improving instruction at schools with a high proportion of poor students.

One of the best ways to put people back to work is to fully reauthorize the highway trust fund, a big job creator and vital source of money for improving the nation's infrastructure.

The teachers agreed to an incentive pay program being tried at schools throughout the city, in which teachers can earn extra money for improved student performance.

A12 France May Abolish Holiday Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin of France is considering whether to abolish Pentecost, one of 11 national holidays, to raise money for improved health care for the elderly after last month's heat wave.

Last week, Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin floated the idea of abolishing the Monday holiday -- one of 11 national holidays -- to raise money for improved health care for the elderly after last month's heat wave killed an estimated 11,000 people, most of them elderly and isolated.

The 2016 plan doubles the funds to tackle antibiotic resistance, allocating money for improved antibiotic stewardship in hospitals, the development of new drugs and diagnostics, and even increased investments into the FDA's phase-out of medically-important antibiotics from use in food animals.

Dr. Coletti said the district was able to accomplish this by bringing the school and the community together, using $500,000 in federal money earmarked for improving education.