Sentence examples for Essential funding from inspiring English sources

Essential funding needs, value engineering, and alternate solutions such as public private partnerships are discussed.

Essential funding was provided by USDA CSREES grants 2004-35214-14254 and 2005-35215-15046, the Agriculture Experiment Station and the YMCA.

Gifts and grants from foundations, corporations, and individuals, together with member station fees and dues, provide essential funding for NPR.

But it was Bundy and Bundy alone who secured the essential funding, as it was Wilson who conceived the project in the first place and I who put Bundy's funding together with Wilson's idea to publish the Library of America.

Particularly in the area of pensions and health care for public-sector workers, the unchecked growth in costs is threatening to swallow the city budget, depriving other areas, such as education and housing, of essential funding.

They appeared to have calculated that if they held out any longer, the party risked being blamed by the electorate for depriving the American troops of essential funding - a charge that they are keen to avoid ahead of next year's presidential elections.

Essentially, central government has been slowly trying to kill this programme by starving it of essential funds.

"Individuals and entities on the list, including licensed agencies providing essential funds, have a right to transparency and due process.

UN talks in Copenhagen this December could deliver essential funds to support affected communities, but the current economic climate will no doubt mean that securing such promises from Western governments will be an uphill struggle.

The national charity of the British Army, it is an umbrella organisation which gives grants to more than 5,000 people per year and essential funds to other, smaller charities with specific expertise in helping both serving and former soldiers.

PACAC chairman Bernard Jenkin said: "This sorry episode has damaged the reputation of charities across the board, including those who have behaved properly, and hindered their ability to raise essential funds.