The part of the sentence 'necessary financial resources' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to resources which are essential or essential for something to take place or for something to be successful. For example, "With the necessary financial resources, the company was able to expand into new markets."
Illegal abortion is not uncommon in Brazil, especially for those with the necessary financial resources.
Privately run buildings typically have a tougher time providing similar programs, in part because they lack the necessary financial resources.
There is the EU, and then there is what each country should do at the national level: allocate the necessary financial resources and staff, and adapt legislation.
Wedu has a 10-person admissions panel that screens candidates, relying partly on referrals from the agency's supporters and looking for students who have leadership capability and the grades to go to university but lack the necessary financial resources.
Defining a new governance structure and making the necessary financial resources available to deal with climate relocation will take hard work and a determined commitment by Secretary Kerry and his Arctic team.
To provide the necessary financial resources ( a big part of the $100bn promised to the GCF), central banks would carry on with what many of them are doing already: buying bonds with newly created money.
Over the first four years of the SWAp period the funding provided 57% of the necessary minimum financial resources needed.
3. Clearing members that clear transactions on behalf of their clients shall have the necessary additional financial resources and operational capacity to perform this activity.
For example, the procurement entity may have informational advantages and professional resources, but might not have the necessary financial or political resources in the decision-making process.
Lay down foreign policy objectives, decide what military resources are necessary and then allocate the financial resources necessary," he said.
Gregory Nero, a lawyer for Sterling Equities, was more tight-lipped, but emphasized that the Mets "have all the necessary financial and operational resources to fully compete and win".
