Sentence examples for would be misspent from inspiring English sources

Ingram suggested such countries were holding back the money over concerns that it would be misspent and not reach opposition controlled areas.

Even the Clinton administration preferred to channel American aid through nongovernmental organizations, fearing that any money given to the Haitian government would be misspent.

Their money, we were sure, would be misspent, and then quickly dry up.

But Republican lawmakers had to be convinced that new aid money would not be misspent by corrupt foreign governments.

The ADDE, which has 16 Ukip MEPs, including Nuttall, would also see a sharp reduction in advance payments, as EU authorities want proof the money will not be misspent.

One is the risk that the Azerbaijani windfall will be misspent.

But that money will be misspent if the country lacks enough antibiotics and doctors to prescribe them.

When the European Union trembled last September and October as the recession set in (which the grand coalition portrayed as an American abomination that Germany would be spared), Mrs. Merkel's government rejected participation in an E.U.-wide bailout fund with the explanation it could not control how its money might be misspent by its neighbors.

The counter argument is that if accountability and governance are poor – as they often are in developing countries -resources may well be misspent.

The practice of giving cash to husbands was a particular concern to some respondents who were worried that the money might be misspent.

This week, sources familiar with the negotiations said China pledged to the Global Fund that it would repay any funds that were misspent.