Sentence examples for transfers of resources from inspiring English sources

Diaspora strategies refer to proactive efforts by migrant-sending states to incubate, fortify, and harness transfers of resources from diaspora populations to homelands.

"The SNP plan for fiscal autonomy would mean no transfers of resources within the UK, ending UK pensions, ending UK help for Scots when unemployed, ending UK support for Scottish health and education – all of which Scots on 18 September voted to keep.

The truth about the eurozone is that there is a massive gap in competitiveness between the rich and poor parts of monetary union that can only be tackled in one of three ways: year after year of austerity, transfers of resources from north to south, or a break-up that will permit devaluation.

A bigger problem is the lack of stabilising transfers of resources; but in practice the main source of such transfers will be, as now, within countries not between them (eg, as from northern to southern Italy).The opening circumstances may be favourable, but structural reforms are still going to be needed.

George Osborne has consistently cloaked his austerity project in the rhetoric of intergenerational justice yet, as the number-crunchers of his latest budget soon demonstrated, the underlying story is the usual one of systematic transfers of resources from the poor to the rich.

Sufficiency can rationalize egalitarian transfers of resources from better off to worse off persons when such transfers would increase the total number of people who ever achieve sufficiency.

How far this transfer of resources will protect council services is unclear.

"There is a significant transfer of resources from wealthy to poorer countries.

His formulation leaves open the possibility of a transfer of resources from other departments both in 2015-16 afterwardsafterwards

What has in fact been unveiled this week is a huge transfer of resources from the poor to the rich.

That's where a transaction tax – the transfer of resources from the socially useless to the socially disadvantaged – comes in.