Sentence examples for use available funds from inspiring English sources

Instead, using a medical strategy drawn from hospital emergency rooms, DOE would first use available funds to cleanup sites that pose the highest risks to health and safety.

Special attention needs to be paid to prioritize young Roma children from disadvantaged communities and to use available funds to improve early childhood development services for them.

Deasy has talked of using available funds for salary increases that would incorporate incentives for teachers and other staff who deliver improved student achievement or take on more challenging assignments.

UNICEF, the World Bank and the Aga Khan Foundation, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Science, have initiated a cost analysis of early childhood development and pre-school education programmes in Kyrgyzstan to help the government in its discussions on how to develop the potential of Kyrgyzstan's children more efficiently using available funds.

Critical implementation aspects of the interventions contributing to success included: involving staff, communities and local health authorities in setting standards (3×); receiving support from the management of the facility and senior officials (2×); and using available funds and developing feasible plans for local teams (2×).

Choices have therefore to be made about the use of available funds and priorities have to be set".

For example, under the decentralised arrangement, the DHB in consultation with the CHMT and with the approval of the District Council facilitated the use of available funds in ways that had not been possible under centralised government.

If overall levels of GHI funding to countries such as Zambia 'flat-line' or decrease [ 44, 45], decisions around the use of available funds to produce and retain new clinical staff, as the Global Fund has enabled to happen in Malawi, will become even more important.

The first survey question requiring a trade-off between different patient groups asked respondents whether they would use newly available funds to treat 100 patients with a rare disease or 100 patients with a common disease, a scenario that implies equal treatment costs for the two diseases.

Putting funds to work Next, Dr Richmond Ato Selby, regional co-ordinator of USAid's NetWorks project for Malaria Consortium, discussed how to get the highest number of people sleeping under LLINs using the available funds.

"As a last resort, I will be forced to fully shut Bitfloor down and initiate account repayment using current available funds," he wrote.