Sentence examples for distributing funding from inspiring English sources

The government's proposals – which suggest that local authorities will no longer play a role in distributing funding – are lacking in detail.

By distributing funding on the basis of population and requiring states to match federal contributions, grant programs discriminated in favor of the haves.

Instead of distributing funding based on qualifications, which creates perverse incentives for providers to manipulate programmes, it said there should be a flat funding rate for each individual, no matter what course they were taking.

In 2011, research carried out by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport on the operating costs of distributing funding found that UK Sport was the most efficient of all the statutory funders appraised, spending just 4.4% of its £56.5m turnover on grants - well ahead of Sport England, which spent 12.3% of its income on making grants, and the Arts Council, which spent 10.5%.

Consequently, I wholeheartedly support Vermont's plan to shift from a weighted (districts get more state funds to educate students in more restrictive settings) to a census-based (districts receive a block amount of special education dollars based on historical trends and allocate as needed) approach to distributing funding for children with disabilities.

Traditionally states, and not the federal government, have been responsible for hashing out the details of assessing damage, processing claims and distributing funding in the wake of national disasters, a system intended to give local decision makers control over how their communities are rebuilt.

Outside Europe, the business of registering and distributing funds faces tight restrictions.

And stopping or discouraging them from distributing funds to shareholders is dangerous if it results in mindless takeovers.

Considering the breach of partnership principles by the Rwandan government, we are currently not in favour of distributing funds through the Rwandan government".

It served as a dark-money bank, enabling donors to stay anonymous while distributing funds to favored campaigns and political organizations.

The bureau is also looking into whether senior Saudi officials in the United States may have played some role in distributing funds to Mr. Bayoumi and Mr. Bassnan.