Sentence examples for facing funding from inspiring English sources

Both major parties are facing funding problems akin to the world's energy crisis.

In spite of the unprecedented opportunity for better understanding of genetic diseases, we are facing funding challenges in biomedical research.

An analysis reported by the Independent yesterday showed that the poorest councils in the country were facing funding cuts more than 18 times than of the richest local authorities.

With individual councils facing funding cuts of up to 6.9%, and growing concern in some authorities about their long-term ability to meet statutory obligations, spending on culture has inevitably been slashed in many areas.

The Carter Center and the National Democratic Institute, both of which provided essential support to the 2006 event, are facing funding problems and may not deploy a long-term observation mission.

I've also seen companies facing funding crises who as a result have suddenly rediscovered all the energy and enthusiasm they had 20-odd years ago, before their mission was lost somehow under a pile of other concerns.

WHEN small businesses face funding squeezes, Mr. Eitelberg and others like him offer an enticing, if expensive, pitch for desperate entrepreneurs.

Special schools with surplus places face funding cuts as a result of a change in the way provision for 'high needs' pupils will be funded from April 2013.

According to the Netherlands Central Bank, 261 Dutch pension funds, with 5.1 million active members and 2.5 million retirees, faced funding deficits at the end of November 2011.

The NUS president was furious about the impact on students studying the arts, social sciences and humanities, who face funding the entire cost of their course themselves.

Forces across England and Wales face funding cuts of up to 20% by 2015.