Sentence examples for endowment support from inspiring English sources

A brouhaha that started with the 1987 photograph "Piss Christ," made by Andres Serrano with endowment support, and which then expanded over an exhibition of sexually explicit Robert Mapplethorpe photographs, led Congress in 1989 to require endowment artist grants to take into consideration "general standards of decency".

Extension programs like Harvard's are able to offer courses, professional certificates and degrees to adult learners at typical in-state tuition costs with no endowment support.

Even endowments are no guarantee, and Open Society almost never provides endowment support.

While a few have endowment support to move beyond their reliance on tuition, most are heavily tuition-dependent.

The next year, House Republicans threatened to cut off funds for the endowment, supported by Mrs. Cheney and her predecessor at the endowment, William Bennett.

The differences between these two institutions are still being studied, but most scholars believe that the masjid was also a place of worship and that, unlike the madrasa, its endowment supported only the faculty and not the students as well.

Her arguments were mostly macroeconomic (why disinvest when society still buys the companies' products?) and financial (the endowment supports school operations, scholarships and much more), although she also wrote that an endowment shift "would appear to position the University as a political actor rather than an academic institution".

Instead, it's time we focus on how endowments support the educational mission of schools and meet the needs of their community and society.

"To use the endowment in support of other missions is not appropriate.

But without an endowment to support buying, it has often struggled to add significant works.

In a separate gift, the Furmans will donate $1.75 million as an endowment to support the center's programs.