Sentence examples for to complement government from inspiring English sources

"We have given access and we will continue to give access to complement government efforts in looking after the needy".

It is expected that CSR will continue to engage the attention of both practitioners and academics globally and more importantly in developing countries where poverty is pervasive and firms would be expected to complement government development agenda.

Creating a new funding mechanism for poor nations is difficult in the current economic climate, but HIV has left a legacy of structures ready to adapt to hepatitis C to complement government and private-sector efforts.

Just as the U.S. government was not fully equipped to deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and NGOs continue five years later to play a role in recovery, all indications are that the scale and complexity of the situation in Japan demands a citizen-led response to complement government efforts.

In June 2012, the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund allocated US$5.1 million to UNICEF, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and the World Health Organization to complement government efforts to deal with the nutrition crisis in Angola.

Due to the El Niño weather phenomenon, more typhoons of greater size are predicted for 2016.5 Although the Government continues to increase its capacity to respond to emergencies, more extreme weather events will likely necessitate UNICEF assistance to complement government efforts.

In many circumstances, civil society is directly involved in service delivery (e.g. medical treatment, HIV/AIDS testing, and disaster relief) to needed populations to complement governments' efforts, ensuring the services meet the needs of target populations [ 31, 32].

"This is a financial strategy to complement the government's industrial strategy", says Mr Morgan.

The UN Theme Group on HIV/AIDS is framing a joint plan of action to complement the government's national HIV/AIDS strategy currently under development.

The principle goal of UNICEF's interventions had been to complement the government in its efforts to keep the incidence of preventable disease to a minimum through focused interventions in key sectors, guided by the Core Corporate Commitments (CCCs) for emergency response.

Since the start of the Super Typhoon Haiyan response, UNICEF's disaster preparedness and emergency work in the Philippines serve to complement the government's efforts to make communities and basic social services more resilient and child centered.