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Durand's scheme will be funded through a business it runs, operating a private gym and flats.

And social care could be funded through a new hypothecated [earmarked] wealth tax.

He said this could be funded through a 6p increase in national insurance contributions.

The equipment will be funded through a $50 million federal security grant.

The remainder of their studies will be funded through a combination of research and teaching assistantships.

These positions could be funded through a 5% reduction in commonwealth tuition subsidies, just under $350 per student.

Start-up will be funded through an interest-free loan from a family friend.

Both initiatives were funded through a grant from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

It is funded through a grant from the Department of Trade and Industry.

This will mean universities increasingly being funded through a mixture of public and private funding.

The archive has been funded through a £50,000 grant by the Heritage Lottery Fund.