Sentence examples for expects to fund from inspiring English sources

The Collaboratory expects to fund at least 18 projects over the next three years.

It expects to fund thousands of businesses to the tune of hundreds of millions of pounds each year.

The Icelandic prime minister has promised to give further details of his populist programme for tax cuts and home loan debt relief next month, and will be under pressure to show how he expects to fund such moves.

Out of touch with economic reality, promising to splurge yet more money even as Germany teeters on the brink of recession, and out of touch with the millions of people whom she expects to fund these holidays but who can't afford one themselves.

The State Department said it expects to fund a smaller number of agencies next year, corresponding to the fewer refugees to be resettled, and the survival of even some of the most-established organizations, like the global Jewish nonprofit resettlement group HIAS, which was founded in New York in 1881, is in doubt.

But NIGMS expects to fund only 758 new grants, a slide of 210 awards.

Taxpayers around the world are expected to fund literally billions of dollars to tackle the problem.

Taxpayers should not be expected to fund an army of trade union representatives.

The government is offering £250,000, which is expected to fund around 60 candidates.

Loans are expected to fund up to 70% of the $1.5b project, while India and Bangladesh will fund the remaining 30% equally.

The source said the BBC accepted "that there are limits to how much British households can be expected to fund news for other countries around the world".