Sentence examples for condition of funding from inspiring English sources

It would also offer an opportunity for real experimentation: for once, it would be a necessary condition of funding.

It just says that the government can't force them to do that as a condition of funding.

Within the last month, one new youth project in London alleged it was being pressured by the Metropolitan police to provide names and details of Muslim youngsters, as a condition of funding.

Subject to clause (ii), as a condition of funding a grant under paragraph (6)(E), the Secretary shall require that the grant be matched with an equal contribution of funds from the entities described in paragraph (4)(F) submitting proposals under procedures established under such paragraph.

We also note that funders are requiring that data be deposited as part of the condition of funding.

Democrats and Republicans disagree a lot on what number X should be, but what's really holding things up is that some Tea Party Republicans like Ted Cruz want to make taking away the money set aside for Obamacare a condition of funding many ordinary government operations, including museums and national parks all over the country.

When Congress made open Internet conditions a part of funding the $7.2 billion broadband buildout, they said "no" -- filing objections in a push to block efforts to give these communities unfettered access.

More research examining the importance of donor-NGO relationships and the impact of funding conditions on NGO work is called for.

The tragic suicides are indicative of deeper rooted problems that stem from the desperate condition of publicly funded mental health care in the United States.

We have no occasion to decide whether Congress, in the exercise of the immigration and naturalization power, could itself enact a statute imposing on aliens a uniform nationwide residency requirement as a condition of federally funded welfare benefits.

CED is often presented as a seemingly neutral alternative or antidote to the challenge of funding under conditions of uncertainty.