The mayors also want money to improve security at airports, railways, roads and seaports, projects that could stimulate their economies.
But under-funding means that the regulator, ICASA, is ill equipped to enforce rules that could stimulate competition.
So why does Washington continue to tell Argentina to make even more budget cuts instead of unleashing the spending and investment that could stimulate growth?
Mr. Trichet says that closing fissures in the euro zone demands on structural changes that could stimulate growth and lower inflation.
Headbutting dinosaur discovery is a useful teaching resource for key stage 2 and 3 students that could stimulate a homework or research-based task.
Perhaps I am being naïve, but the current economic environment might provide a background that could stimulate rational discourse, especially in a nearly bankrupt state like California.
It seems unlikely that 2014 will be the year that the market really takes off, but there are elements falling into place that could stimulate appetite quicker than 2013 may have indicated.
The project, once listed as one that could stimulate this city's embattled economy, was attacked by Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader, when city officials suggested that it might qualify for federal stimulus money.
They pointed out that those lower interest rates would lead to reduced borrowing rates across the board, providing a cheaper source of financing for Spanish banks and corporations that could stimulate investment.
There are a number of options that could stimulate energy efficiency in residential homes across Scotland: Sending homeowners a reminder of their property's EPC rating and the potential improvements that can be made six to 12 months after they move into a property At present the EPC is only brought to residents' attention when they first buy or rent a property.
Vermiwash contains enzymes, macro and micronutrients that could stimulate the growth and yield of crops.
