Sentence examples for priority investments from inspiring English sources

Given the current economic situation of the Portuguese municipalities, it is necessary to identify the priority investments in order to achieve a more efficient financial management.

Last week, when the 1987 budget was announced, a good part of the $3.7 billion due to be paid abroad by the end of 1987 was instead assigned to priority investments for agriculture, transportation, education and health.

Data science was also identified as one of the five top priority investments by the University Science Strategy Committee and highlighted at the most recent Yale Alumni Assembly, including plans to establish an Institute for Integrative Data Science and its Mathematical Foundations.

In the US, investor visas require a minimum US$1,000,000 investment, except in the case of high priority investments qualifying under the EB-5 visa program, which require a $500,000 investment.

To keep health needs as yardstick to determine effective health and humanitarian priority investments, is challenging.

UNICEF recommends such priority investments for children and young people as necessary contributions to social cohesion and sustainable development as enshrined in the 'Europe 2020 Strategy'.

Work on the South Stream project, which is one of Gazprom's priority investment projects, is on schedule.

With that return on investment, it's clear that nutrition and food security need to be priority investment areas for climate finance.

Porter has been pursuing what he terms the "Australian priority investment approach" since taking the social services portfolio from Scott Morrison last year.

This is despite the Government's National Infrastructure Plan launched three years ago with the aim of co-ordinating priority investment and included a £250bn shopping list of road, rail and energy projects.

These identified sites are often known by various terms in literature, such as hazardous locations, hotspots, black spots, priority investment locations, collision-prone locations, or dangerous sites.