Sentence examples for projects health from inspiring English sources

The prime minister promised new investments in rural irrigation projects, health care and schools.

Working quietly but with fervor, she helped devise innovative ways to make our world a better place, giving generously to a host of Jewish causes as well as to the arts, to Canadian and American institutions dealing with history and heritage, and to a variety of women's projects, health related causes, and humanitarian concerns.

It has begun to lend money for social projects–health, population control, education and rural development.

That effort, now winding through Congress, is getting new attention now that the administration's other big projects, health care reform and climate change legislation, have hit roadblocks.

This is no surprise, since the lion's share of the $800 billion is going to bolster the banks, with scraps spread out to green projects, health care and education.

That may sound painfully boring but Palantir's user-friendly analysis program is becoming a major player in the war against terrorism and cyber espionage, stimulus spending accountability (Palantir is literally powering the administration's efforts to identify fraud in stimulus projects),  health care, and even natural disasters like the recent earthquake in Haiti.

Professor Richard McClatchey currently leads the Centre for Complex Cooperative Systems at UWE and is active in collaborative computing projects at CERN, and with many international partners in other EC projects: Health-e-Child, SHARE, neuGRID and N4U.

Health impacts were estimated by taking the difference in projected health outcomes between the two scenarios over time each year for 40 years.

But the governor's office said it was unclear what effect the aid would have on the projected health care cuts.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students revisit the April 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster and compare the projected health, environmental, social and economic impacts to new scientific findings.

Shorten declined to commit to restoring $80bn that the government cut from projected health and education funding over the next decade, which the Coalition has challenged Labor to do.