Input from NGOs was being channeled through an NGO advisory panel set up for the project.

But, unless further measures are channeled through and thus legitimized by the Security Council, other alternatives are limited.

Well over half of that assistance has been channeled through the United Nations programmes and agencies operating in the area.

Popular anger is channeled to the ballot box.

With the determination of the usefulness of international action channeled through the United Nations, the validity and force of our Organization were demonstrated also.

As a result, the explosive potential of caste division also has been channeled through the ballot box, with the lowest of the low attaining high office.

Many Egyptians, including human rights activists, journalists and politicians channeled their voices through a viral hashtag, namely تيران_صنافير_مصرية which translates to Tiran and Sanafir are Egyptian .

I become the medium through which the music is being channeled, and in the process, when all is right, the music is transformed and so am I.

I become the medium through which the music is being channeled, and in the process, when all is right, the music is transformed and so am I.

The channels themselves, through which the water is channeled during a grip, should not connect to one another, and instead should diverge away from one another downhill.

Any financial aid should be channeled through organizations like the Red Cross and UNICEF to supply medical care to civilians, or allocated to a fund for post war reconstruction.

We need to ensure sustained levels of public spending to make the necessary investments in infrastructure and human capital, and to increase ODA channeled through the budgets of poor countries.

More fiscal space can be created by improving governance and strengthening the tax base, and, for the poorest countries, by achieving additional stable official development assistance (ODA) channeled through national budgets.

It is all the more important that stimulus packages be channeled into relatively productive investments.

But I'm not really sure that their assistance is also being channeled in the right way.

The sanctions adopted by the EU and the US against Assad s regime are not enough. But, unless further measures are channeled through and thus legitimized by the Security Council, other alternatives are limited.

If this movement were channeled into institutional politics, it would significantly affect Egypt s internal distribution of power.

The heart of any economy is the mechanism by which funds are channeled from savers to investors.

It was like in one verbal swoop he had channeled my thoughts on life and medicine and Confucius.

Structural reform cannot wait. Nationalism should be channeled toward securing public support for deep economic and social reforms.

Of the Arab countries receiving ENP funds, only Egypt has channeled a high proportion nearly 50 toward education.

It was like in one verbal swoop he had channeled my thoughts on life and medicine and Confucius.

The investment loans and massive debts among local financing platforms, together with the off record credit channeled through the shadow banking system, are increasing the risk that non performing loans will soon shake the banking sector.

It is inevitably a long road from a starting point where credits are channeled to state owned enterprises through state owned banks to an economic environment in which interest rates are a proper indicator of monetary policy.

Let's sit down and really tell you where the money should be channeled and where this aid should go.

And when you speak out loud, the sound of your voice is actually channeled back into your own ears.

The bulk of remittances is channeled through money transfer operators (Western Union, Money Graw and Thomas Cook being the major players), which account for up to 70 of remittances transfers from the United States to Latin American countries.

Rather, savings should be channeled even more and more efficiently to domestic investment in order to avoid large external imbalances.

To compensate for the disappearance of that market, and for the simultaneous disappearance of non securitized bank lending to American homeowners, 95 of US mortgages today are channeled through the state institutions Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Ginnie Mae.

If the funding is channeled through the IMF, and is to be treated on par with private debt, the Fund will need a guarantee from the EFSF or strong eurozone countries that it will be indemnified in any restructuring.

Global public opinion should be channeled more effectively in order to compel the international community to take responsibility in new areas.

And just as these North to South transfers are opening up, so too are the development institutions that channeled these transfers.

So, in both cultures, sexuality channeled into marriage and family life is seen as a source of great blessing, sanctioned by God.

Second, the development institutions that channeled these transfers were opaque, with little transparency of what they financed or what results they achieved.

It also prevents funds from being channeled to private sector investment projects with far higher rates of return than the government can offer.

And it must be complemented by a technological disruption, with investments channeled toward developing and distributing innovations that would make cities more livable, efficient, and sustainable.

Spaniards borrowed heavily prior to the crisis to increase both consumption and investment, with much of the latter channeled into wasteful real estate and infrastructure projects.

If this perception was channeled democratically and allowed to shape Arab countries policies toward Israel, any peace negotiations would be even more complicated than they are now.

A Turkish court ordered Wikipedia blocked in Turkey after site administrators refused to remove two English language pages that claimed Turkey channeled support to jihadists in Syria.

Part of the tax revenue should be channeled into subsidies for new low carbon energy sources like wind and solar, and to cover the costs of developing CCS.

Indeed, this was the nineteenth century pattern. A system of foreign investment, pivoting on London, channeled the savings of rich (or surplus) countries to the poor (or deficit) countries.

Emphasizes its support of the efforts channeled by Azerbaijan at regional and international levels aimed at protecting and reserving the Islamic cultural values in the territories occupied by Armenia.

The Third Plenum s decisions follow the launch in September of the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, which will open new sectors to foreign investment and permit largely market based financial transactions and capital flows. The liberalization of capital flows is intended to be a gradual national policy, channeled through trusted institutions in Shanghai.

Moreover, only a small portion of the liquidity created by unconventional monetary policy has been channeled toward households and the small and medium size enterprises that generate most new jobs.

After the edition of these brochures with comic strips, the material was sent to several national Non Governmental Organizations so that it could be channeled to their delegations all over the country.