Sentence examples for fix funding from inspiring English sources

Sheffield's tree and air problems recur in many austerity-hit local authorities, emasculated by a vision that the private sector can fix funding gaps.

The home stretch of the 2015 legislative session was marked by fitful, often contentious negotiations over legislation intended to fight climate change, as well as on proposals to raise taxes to repair California roadways and fix funding for Medi-Cal, the state's ailing healthcare program for the poor.

The work done on the machinery at Wadaamagoo was part of a series of fixes funded by Japan to three dozen similar boreholes in ten villages throughout central and southern Somaliland, benefiting almost 200,000 people.

"If, this week, we were talking about tax reform, a DACA fix, and funding the government, it would divide people's attention on the big issues.

It could be possible for government and private providers to operate in the same market, with each receiving fixed funding per person served.

Charges for park-and-ride schemes might also be reintroduced, fewer potholes fixed and funding for arts groups cut.

Instead of money going to public projects - repairing bridges, fixing dams, funding schools - it will go to Apple.

Fixing the funding formula should be a priority; it's going to take time to bring all stakeholders together to negotiate a long-term, fair and equitable agreement.

Thus, legislation to raise wages would be unsuccessful, since there was only a fixed fund to draw on.

And as the number of shares is fixed, funds are "closed-ended", so their price is determined by demand and supply in the market – ie the number of investors who want to buy and sell.

It followed that legislation designed to raise wages would not be successful, for, with only a fixed fund to draw upon, higher wages for some workers could be won only at the expense of other workers.