Sentence examples for badly needed funds from inspiring English sources

The settlement, which was reached after two months of negotiations in Washington, eases concern over the availability of spectrum and provides the federal government with badly needed funds.

So far, the overhaul has cost more than £700,000, and badly needed funds for renovating the house have all been diverted into the business.

Putin promised he would continue to transmit gas through Ukraine once the current contract expires and after Nordstream 2 is built, so providing Ukraine with badly needed funds.

But given a 1987 Supreme Court decision against teaching creationism, he worried that the mention of Intelligent Design would embroil the district in losing lawsuits and drain it of badly needed funds.

In shoring up lenders' liquidity, officials hope fresh deposits will also enable banks to inject badly needed funds into the hard-hit real economy in the form of loans.

Isn't it rather about remembering and honouring people who have fought and died, as well as raising badly needed funds for ageing or disabled service people and the bereaved they left behind?

Congress seems to be very serious about curing some of the most serious ills in forensic science and will hopefully provide badly needed funding to improve research, education and quality of services.

"The bond agreement we have reached provides badly needed funding to help Californians, including our veterans, find safe, affordable housing," Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D-Paramount) said in a statement announcing the deal.

And importantly, the bond includes badly needed funding to mitigate problems at the too-often-forgotten Salton Sea, which is shrinking as farms reduce the agricultural runoff that once kept the briny lake full.

A kye organizer could also abuse their power by playing favorites, delaying a disbursement to a member who badly needs funds.

Eurozone finance ministers meet on Thursday, possibly the last chance to unlock badly needed rescue funds for Greece before it has to repay €1.6bn (£1.2bn) to the International Monetary Fund at the end of June.