Sentence examples for fund for further from inspiring English sources

Much of that sum would go to improve military pay and benefits, but ten billion dollars of it is designated as an unspecified contingency fund for further operations in the war on terrorism.

It's also wrong that all too often the underlying premise behind a private equity investment in a particular company is that after it's been milked once, the company will simply be sold onward to another PE fund for further milking -- and further fees payments.

However Borders are not funded for further drilling and we downgrade to a reduce recommendation.

We need to look at how we can sustain funding for further research after specific projects end.

The charity provides work placements to raise aspirations for employability.Jenny also co-founded the Gynaecological Cancer Fund in 2014 raising funds for further research into ovarian cancer.

This fall, foundation executives in Lorain began a $3 million campaign to raise funds for further restoration and announced their determination to get its original lens back.

At the moment, there is no funding for further conservation, though Mr. Benepe seemed pleasantly surprised when Professor Matero estimated that it would cost about $1,100 a panel.

Funding for further education (FE) colleges has been reduced by 14% over the past five years, forcing principals to increase class sizes and cut courses.

University funding has grown healthily just as funding for further education colleges has been slashed, per-pupil school funding is falling and the NHS is struggling to find efficiency savings.

Equip young people with the skills they need to succeed, by giving councils control over £1.5bn of funding for further education of 19-24-year-olds 19-24-year-olds 19-24-year-olds 19-24-year-olds under 21 yeand old looking foresponsibility

In a better world, the festival would have run forever, but Spring for Music failed to secure funding for further seasons, and this year's edition, which unfolded over a week in early May, is the last.