Sentence examples for setting aside resources from inspiring English sources

The agreement mentions setting aside "resources" to protect the poorest in the population.IMF confidence is returning from a low base.

The Bouqs tells TechCrunch the money will be used for growing the business, including expansion of its farm-direct supply chain and florist networks, as well as adding new members to the team and for setting aside resources to launch a new native app.

Our determination is stronger than ever to make measles history by further strengthening our measles control activities, working in concert with our international partners and setting aside resources".

Such planning includes selecting and mastering a livelihood, procreating and rearing children to adulthood, and setting aside resources to be used in old age and for the benefit of offspring.

But we also need to set aside resources to measure how well we tackle all these issues.

"We need to set aside resources somewhere to cover the potential costs and impacts of those contracts," he said.

Its founder, John Lyon (d. 1592), was a yeoman of neighbouring Preston who yearly set aside resources for the education of poor children of Harrow.

I am also able to set aside resources so that the winter fuel payment - the universal payment tax free to all pensioner household - will be £200 not just this year, but next year, the year after and every single year of this parliament - and it will be £300 for the over-80s, paid every year before Christmas.

So we will set aside resources so that we can have in our NHS 3,000 more midwives, 5,000 more care workers, 8,000 more GPs and 20,000 more nurses.

Why will a profit-making mining firm set aside resources for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), a term that symbolises ethical responsibility, moral obligations (Klempner, 2006) and traditional not-for-profit agenda?

If it is true that black and brown people generally inhabit lower economic and social positions because they are less qualified, then why is it so important to ignore the many ways that government programs set aside resources and opportunities for whites?