Sentence examples for frozen funding from inspiring English sources

The government has frozen funding for S4C before a review of the Welsh-language broadcaster next year that will decide its financial backing beyond 2017.

Some governments have frozen funding commitments or cut back on new pledges in recent months as the global economic crisis places strains on budgets.

They have frozen funding for abortion coverage for low-income women, blocked money for a needle-exchange program and even kept the city from counting ballots cast by residents who voted to legalize medical marijuana.

Salaries were frozen, funding for all-day kindergarten was eliminated and class sizes climbed year by year as teachers left for higher-paying jobs and principals were forced to combine orphaned classes.

"Our NHS is under huge strain from intense pressures, including rising patient demand and frozen funding," he said.

The recognition grants equal-nation status to the rebel government and allows about $150 million in previously frozen funds to flow to Gaddafi's opponents.

Since coming to power, the Liberals reinstated frozen funds under the act and suspended court actions against First Nations that refused to comply.

Frozen funds would be released in installments if North Korea were able to demonstrate that a substantial portion of each installment was paying for things like medicine and food to be distributed to its citizens.

However, each time, some logistical demon raised its head contractors had insufficient capital, budgets were frozen, funds were lost, and key personnel changed.

This year's measure would freeze funding at current levels, which is $7.8 billion less than the Clinton administration had sought, after seeking to slash many of those programs last year.

(The figure changes depending on whether you freeze funding at 2011 levels or reduce it by 1 percent. Naturally. But you knew that).