Sentence examples similar to targeted money from inspiring English sources

It charges a per-transaction convenience fee for bill payments using a credit card and, secondly, through "targeted money-saving offers to its users".

They say the priority should be targeting money at the poorest pensioners living at home.

Labour with its 80 grants was targeting money into needy areas.

In February, IBM announced a partnership with Semagix, a software firm, to target money laundering.

El Dorado targets money only--an approach to combatting the drug problem that has received very little attention.

"The Democratic leadership has told us that they are going to target money for better staffing and for wages".

Over the last two years I have seen more money put into the NHS than ever before, and more importantly seen people targeting money to improve services.

Kelly Henning, who heads the public health programme at Bloomberg Philanthropies, said targeting money towards local organisations was important to ensure specific country needs are met.

Those best placed to decide what mechanisms should be in place locally to target money to where it is most needed are those who understand their regional priorities.

Ms Jowell also announced the Fair Share scheme, which will target money toward deprived areas that have previously lost out on lottery funding.

"An equally viable way though, may be to target money flows within the financial sector directly, for instance by going straight to the fund managers that invest peoples' money on their behalf.