Sentence examples similar to assembly funding from inspiring English sources

¤ creating revolving public land assembly funds to allow other key regeneration projects to proceed, particularly in regeneration areas with low land values, poor infrastructure and high incidence of land contamination.

That report argued for an assembly funded by Westminster, rather than directly by local tax payers, which would set policy on planning, the regional economy, transport and infrastructure, training, arts and culture.

"The letter was a salvo in a power struggle between the governor and the assembly over funding for security on the frontier, one in which the assembly wished to tax the lands of the Penn family," he explains.

The general assembly is funded out of the UN regular budget which is paid for by member states, based on a scale relating to their ability to pay.

Her comments came as she confirmed £5.7m in assembly government funds to pay for the first round of works to remove asbestos found in theatres.

Authorize an assembly, provide funds, or participate with your students.

V.P. and the Folding@Home project were supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), American Chemical Society-Petroleum Research Fund, National Science Foundation Materials Research Science & Engineering Centers, Center on Polymer Interfaces and Macromolecular Assemblies seed funds, and a gift from Intel.

Olympic cauldron lighter Katie Kirk has handed in a petition to the Northern Ireland assembly calling for funding to made available to build an indoor athletics arena in the province.

The London Assembly said a funding gap of around £9m in 2015-16 coulimitmit regeneration plans at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, in east London.

He told assembly members the funding "would allow the NHS in Wales to recruit the medical and surgical ward nurses needed for the future".

On Friday evening, governor Nixon announced he would call a special session of the Missouri general assembly, to provide further funding for the presence of the national guard and state highway patrol in Ferguson, indicating the governor plans to maintain a large police and military presence in the area.