Meanings of funnel more in English

The plan now is to funnel more aid via local NGOs and directly through Pakistan's civilian government.

Nevertheless, she said, If it does raise awareness, it will potentially funnel more money into nonprofits fighting the trade.

The place was also hugely underutilised, its owners preferring to funnel more glamorous events to their other venue at Paris Bercy.

Retired Major General Arnold Fields said there needed to be more accountability, particularly as the Obama administration intends to funnel more funds through Afghan institutions.

The three helped the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea funnel more than $100 million into U.S. bank accounts, according to the subcommittee report.

Instead, Tinseltown funnels more and more resources into mega-budget, formula-driven and generally mediocre superhero and fantasy films.

Moreover, wealthy global and non-resident buyers have funnelled more than £100bn into London property over recent years, making the problem even worse.

Israel says Tehran, displeased with Hamas for abandoning Damascus, now funnels more of its money and arms to Hamas' rival Islamic Jihad.

Since her death on Friday, Democratic donors have toppled fundraising records - funnelling more than US$90m to candidates and progressive groups.

- Democratic donors smashed fundraising records, funneling more than $90 million in just more than 24 hours.

He also said discussion would focus on funneling more money through the Afghan government but ensuring it is not lost to waste, corruption and inefficiency.

One of Grimm's fundraisers, Diana Durand, was arrested in January on charges that she illegally funneled more than $10,000 to his campaign.

Renzi, 54, is also accused of funneling more than $400,000 from an insurance company he managed into personal and campaign accounts between 2001 and 2009.