Sentences with phrase «fill substantial gaps»
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Currently, 25 economies in the region are spending a combined $ 881 billion annually on such projects, leaving a substantial spending gap for global investors to fill.
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Phase Three to complete the goal is beginning, and the governor was in Plattsburgh Wednesday to announce that the North Country will receive substantial funding to fill in coverage gaps.
«There's a strong argument to be made that the Trump administration fiscal 2018 discretionary budget is the toughest of the post-Apollo era for science and technology, even with substantial information gaps still to be filled in,» according to the full analysis.
Section 1502 of TEA - 21 states that «a Federal credit program for projects of national significance can complement existing funding resources by filling market gaps, thereby leveraging substantial private co-investment.»
The TIFIA program is intended to fill market gaps and leverage substantial private co-investment by providing flexible credit assistance to projects of national or regional significance.
The TIFIA credit program is designed to fill market gaps and leverage substantial private co-investment by providing supplemental and subordinate capital.
The market for African - American art has heated up considerably in the past 15 years, and if the DIA waited much longer to get in the game, it would not be able to afford substantial works by the famous artists it needs to fill significant gaps in its collection.
Now it's up to ministers and heads of state to fill these vessels with increased ambition on climate action, so as to close the substantial gap between the commitments countries have put forward to reduce their emissions and the much higher level of ambition needed to meet the temperature limitation goals established in the Paris Agreement.
There are still some substantive gaps to fill, but the system is now transitioning from being under construction to being maintained, what I call the «care and feeding» phase, which for a system this big is a substantial effort.