Sentences with phrase «to meet the shortfall»

If there was a short fall, the church would meet the shortfall till bills were paid, or income increased.

Russell Hobby says: «It's getting more expensive to run schools and the government needs to recognise this, including meeting the shortfalls in funding for sixth forms, early years and for services previously provided by local authorities.

Key to meeting the shortfall of long green to pay for the school's greening was the sheer enthusiasm of Kent David, father of two Sherman students, now head of the campus's Green Schoolyard Committee, along with Myers and the principal.

This may include water purchase to meet shortfalls in any Murray Darling systems, or investment in environmental activities to improve the management and use of the Commonwealth Environmental Water Holdings.

China has not been able to stimulate its local dairy production industry to meet the shortfall, while the devastating melamine infant formula scandal in 2008 has pushed many consumers to imported products, which they believe are safer than Chinese - made formulas.

Also, as monetary conditions normalise, cash flows will need to be reversed and return payments from the Government to the APF may be necessary to meet shortfalls in the APF's net income as the Bank Rate rises, or capital losses on its gilt holdings as the MPC unwinds QE.

«But it provides for a two - week notice for Capital Oil to be informed to replace the volume of products to meet any shortfall.

Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled an $ 89.06 billion executive budget proposal for the 2019 fiscal year on Thursday, decrying new spending that the city must undertake to meet shortfalls and unfunded mandates imposed by the new state budget approved last month, and cautioning of federal actions that could affect the city's fiscal future.

Now, some of France's reactors are showing wrinkles — France's oldest reactor, Fessenheim 1, started operations in 1977 — and officials need to decide whether to invest in costly safety upgrades to keep them operating or to decommission them, another expensive prospect that leaves open the possibility that fossil fuels may rise to meet the shortfall.

Is it a case of the body becoming fat adapted that it can quite happily break down glycerol and protein into glucose more efficiently via glucogenesis and meets the shortfall this way, or is it that the consumption of these carbs was strategically eaten around workouts to not throw the athlete out of ketosis.

Once the evaluation is complete, specific training needs to be provided to meet any shortfalls in trustee skills.

Now, some of France's reactors are showing wrinkles — France's oldest reactor, Fessenheim 1, started operations in 1977 — and officials need to decide whether to invest in costly safety upgrades to keep them operating or to decommission them, another expensive prospect that leaves open the possibility that fossil fuels may rise to meet the shortfall.

The society claims solicitors are being placed at financial risk by mortgage lenders failing to discharge redemption statements issued during the residential conveyancing process and says mortgage lenders are increasingly giving inaccurate redemption statements so the solicitor sends insufficient funds to redeem the mortgage, or refusing to discharge mortgages, leaving sellers» solicitors to meet the shortfall and pursue the client themselves.