Sentence examples for consistent funding from inspiring English sources

It needs meaningful and consistent funding, equal to its purpose.

Clearly, there is a need for NGOs to balance ethical intervention with consistent funding.

After that, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Denmark, and Canada also pledged consistent funding.

If we don't secure more consistent funding, we may even have to close within six months".

Some of these programmes tend to be short-lived and require increased and consistent funding.

It has had some Arts Council grants, but no consistent funding; it relies heavily on volunteer labour.

After decades of a government monopoly on space, sponsorship provides "a much more vibrant, higher risk-taking and more consistent funding source," he said.

While other firms like Benchmark have stuck to a consistent fund size, Thrive has grown to whatever size the firm believes it can deploy well.

Rishi said RRE has had fairly consistent fund sizes (it raised a $280 million sixth fund about four years ago), because its "sweet spot is Series As," and raising a larger fund would mean investing in more late-stage deals.

But education experts contacted by Guardian Australia described that analysis as "incredibly flimsy" and "simplistic" and called for the public release of the underlying data to test the impact of consistent extra funding on disadvantaged schools – which was the key point of the Gonski plan for needs-based funding to stop struggling schools and students from falling further behind.

A mixed bag with new measures for skills but the abandonment of a consistent schools funding formula in favour of a top-up for non-government schools could be a vulnerability.