Meanings of spent on projects in English

The money is to be spent on projects that are investment-ready.

The new report card said "hundreds of millions" were being spent on projects to reduce pollution.

Often, money is spent on projects that were marginal at best and need permanently high commodity prices to stay afloat.

Fine, if that's the aim of the lessons, but it isn't. Time spent on projects often means less time spent learning.

Salvation Army social policy analyst Alan Johnson says that money has now been spent on projects and there is nothing left.

Canal restoration, building and development is now a global phenomenon, with billions of dollars spent on projects annually around the world.

Moreover, donors often stipulated that funding could only be spent on projects, not on core costs, such as staff development and welfare.

The money is to be spent on projects to help poor countries curb carbon emissions and weather the impacts of climate change.

Despite more than a decade spent on projects to boost the economy, the drawdown of foreign troops and aid donations has crippled Afghanistan's finances.

A spokesman for the department said the €8.5 million would be spent on projects commencing in 2009.

The money will be spent on projects being carried out by aid agencies and development organisations including the United Nations and the World Food Programme.

About $70 billion will be spent by international and domestic joint ventures, while another $59 billion will be spent on projects solely undertaken by Aramco.