Sentence examples for Reliable source of funds from inspiring English sources

In September, when the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy issued a report based on asking 118 advocacy groups in the Washington region to name their most reliable source of funds, the Meyer Foundation was far above the crowd.

The idea was that an influx of cash from Saudi royals might help make up for the slowdown in investment from China, which has become a less reliable source of funds because of a regulatory crackdown in the country.

When pooled together, regular donations made by individual donors like you add up to provide UNICEF with a steady and reliable source of funds.

Harold: Most research takes many years to attain the desired results, and a steady, reliable source of funding is necessary for any successful research program.

"It's about being thoughtful about what risks you take and watching them and being careful," he said, adding that Bank of Internet's deposits are a reliable source of funding.

One of the most challenging milestones for all new nonprofits is developing a reliable source of funding that can be easily maintained and relatively consistent from month to month.

He explained how the editorial staff was soliciting submissions and contemplating whether or not opening the book to ad space might bring a reliable source of funding.

Such a bank would also help loosen the available credit for small businesses, and establish the reliable source of funding entrepreneurs need to know will be there if they devote themselves to green technologies and start ups.

It's time for Garcetti, and Kuehl, and other city and county officials, to start campaigning for a reliable source of funding — a sales tax, a bond measure, or fees on new development.

Otting said the deal would expand the lending options that OneWest provides to businesses, while providing CIT billions of dollars of bank branch deposits, a more reliable source of funding than the deposits CIT has gathered through brokers and over the Internet.

The majority of district managers confirmed that donor-pooled funds (DPF) have been the most reliable source of funding for district health care delivery.