Sentence examples for Garner financial support from inspiring English sources

As budget problems limit the funds available for education and research, the non-elite higher education institutions in Russia are finding it increasingly difficult to garner financial support.

The convergence of aims among feminists and some conservatives enabled the former to garner financial support from non-feminist, and even anti-feminist organizations (Bronstein 2011, 322).

In an effort to garner financial support from the Protestant states, in November 1583 he wrote to the Archbishop of Canterbury, in London: "Verily, the Roman Antichrist moves every stone to oppress us and our churches..."....

These included exemplary use of media resources; participation in local, regional, and national recruiting events; establishing and maintaining personal contact with prospective students; garnering financial support; and curricular enhancements including new course/program offerings designed to meet specific needs.

Some white abolitionists, who worried that Frederick Douglass was garnering financial support from British abolitionists that rightfully belonged to the American Anti-Slavery Socalled called Julia Griffiths a "jezebel" to undermine her alliance with Douglass (96).

I work with Lab friends to garner the financial support that fuels our work to conserve birds and biodiversity.

After I sent the film to John, he told me that the Ministry of Social Affairs was going to use the exposure from the campaign to try and garner more financial support for Home of Hope.

Upon closing Idasa's offices in March 2013, the founders noted in a press release, "Every effort has been made over the last three years to reshape Idasa to adapt to current economic and sociopolitical circumstances, but regrettably it has not proved possible to garner the financial support necessary to continue its work in a sustainable manner or pay its debts".

With the election a month away, an incumbent and a planning commissioner are garnering more financial support than a 24-year-old newcomer in the race to fill two seats on the La Cañada Flintridge City Council, according to records on file at the city clerk's office.

Most recently, Mr. Greeley was Vice President at the non-profit FHI 360, where he was responsible for developing and overseeing partnerships to provide health information, services and products in the developing world, and for garnering the financial support to do so.

He attained the grocery store employee lists and did pretty well garnering their financial support.