Sentence examples for flexibility funding from inspiring English sources

"That end of year flexibility funding could have been included within the Welsh budget to be announced tomorrow - but will now be used to subsidise council tax-payers in England.

And Janus' popularity meant that many funds became bloated with assets that hurt their flexibility; fund closings often came too late to prevent this.

The postbankruptcy exit financing provided by the U.S. and Canadian governments resulted in more flexibility for funding international operations.

In a 2005 letter to Tessa Jowell, then culture secretary, Prince Charles asked for "a bit of imaginative flexibility" on funding rules to help conservation efforts for historic Antarctic huts.

The improved capital structure, with the incremental cash flow we expect to generate, will provide us with a great deal more flexibility in funding the growth of the business and in servicing our debt".

In a statement, Ford said it was pleased with the agreement, which allows more flexibility for funding its Voluntary Employee Beneficiary Association (VEBA)."We will consider each payment when it is due and use our discretion in determining whether cash or stock makes sense at the time, balancing our liquidity needs and preserving shareholder value".

came out with his version in January, heavily rolling back federal sanctions against poor performing schools and offering states flexibility in funding distribution.

This was most apparent when looking at the reported flexibility of funding within the department.

This highlighted a lesson for bilateral and multilateral donors to ensure flexibility in funding mechanisms in fragile states and unstable settings.

Flexibility in funding arrangements for research is therefore important to accommodate the range of skills and circumstances of primary health care professionals.

Furthermore, there must be increased flexibility in funding to promote scientists to get professional degrees or professional degree holders to get PhDs if there is to be an increase in physician scientist numbers.