Sentence examples for acceptable funding from inspiring English sources

Acceptable funding policies should: Remove barriers to open access and subsequent computational reuse, integration, and distillation.

It is not acceptable for fund managers to hide behind their apparent duty to a narrow group of clients as an excuse for not considering the future stability of human society.

This is not acceptable: providing sufficient funding to guarantee the basics of life refugees need must be the bare minimum expected of us.

The Executive Committee decided it is just not acceptable to stop funding new research.

Although the first phase of translation has acceptable levels of funding, subsequent phases are comparatively under-resourced and lack the necessary infrastructure; thus, priority should be given to these areas of research.

An alternative is to accept a reduced statistical power (i.e. the ability to detect only a very large effect size), yet this approach may be less acceptable to major funding bodies.

We similarly found that a 75% agreement was the median acceptable agreement for funding peer review in a survey of Australian researchers based on a hypothetical peer review scenario.

Given that the Public Library of Science has used television advertising to promote journals [ 7], the high profile of these journals will raise awareness of open access and encourage researchers in all disciplines to understand and accept open access, with APCs as an acceptable method to fund it.

To keep the funds halal–"acceptable" according to Islamic law the fund managers meet quarterly with the Fiqh Council of North America, which gives them general guidelines and is on call to answer specific questions as they arise.

(NL) Mr President, I voted against the Leinen report on the financing of European political parties because it is not acceptable for European funds to be channelled into existing European political associations, thereby discriminating against groups which do not feel the need to organise themselves at European level.

Create ground rules regarding acceptable use of funds such as maintaining a minimum balance, staying under the spending limit and buying only planned purchases.