Sentence examples for endowment and its from inspiring English sources

It is thought to have been constructed following an increase in wealth produced by the localisation of the woollen trade during a very bleak period, although, in 1552 it was noted that it had no endowment, and its ornaments were in poor condition.

Fifty percent more schoolchildren have seen museum exhibitions, and the museum's endowment and its total budget have both doubled, she said.

This internationally renowned Lutheran theologian energized our chapel in his retirement years, developed its endowment and its interdenominational preaching program and expanded its community outreach.

The academy, a private day school in New Mexico, suffered a 20percentt decline in its endowment, and its prospects for raising new money are especially limited.

The foundation, based outside Philadelphia, has contributed $15.6 million to the Met since 1980 for its endowment and its annual fund and to finance three new productions, said Lillian Silver, the Met's development director.

Each member, who may become part of the committee by invitation, pays £10,000 to sit on the body, money that then supports the acquisition budget of each committee, which is otherwise drawn from sources including Tate's government grant-in-aid, its endowment, and its Friends' scheme.

Because the college has a deficit, it must raise at least $32 million to shore up its endowment and reduce its operating deficit.

The only way to close the gap was to raid its endowment and it did, using $23.5 million to cover expenses.

While priorities will vary by country, its resource endowments, and its stage of development, there will be common elements: investing more in people, in education and skill development, and in emerging economies in improved health services for rural and farm families.

While it found no financial wrongdoing, the agency did tell the college that it was spending too much of its $153 million endowment and warned it to get its finances in order.

The goal is to raise at least $32 million to shore up the college's imperiled endowment and reduce its steep operating deficit.