Sentence examples for fund relevant from inspiring English sources

And despite the astronomical costs of space mining the country's national investment bank may even fund "relevant" private R&D projects, the minister says.

EC may fund relevant research proposals and the U.S. Department of Energy, National Institutes of Health, and NSF all accept research and fellowship proposals with a synthetic-biology slant.

The interests of donors, governments, health workers, the community and researchers must all be taken into consideration so that research funding leads not only to fund relevant research but to build the necessary interfaces for utilization.

The department will fund one major archival research trip over the course of a student's graduate career (between years one and five of the student's regular enrollment period). Students are expected to apply to internal and external sources of funds relevant to their research; once they have done so the Department will consider individual requests.

Such impacts are consistent with the interest of the Australian government in funding relevant primary health care research that can inform policy and practice.

At the moment, it is not clear how much of the European Union's agriculture science budget will fund research relevant to organic farming; IFOAM EU, an advocacy group for organic farming, is arguing that 10% of it should go to organic farming topics to reflect the growing importance of the sector.

All NIHR funding programmes may fund research relevant to public health; however, most programmes are primarily focussed on healthcare settings, services and staff.

For seed stage funding, entrepreneurs should be looking to friends and family, crowd funding, and relevant institutions.

The International Committee on Biodiversity will promote promising research and help find and allocate funding for relevant projects.

Nick says: "The university's reputation means it can command £1.35m each year from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) specifically to fund industrially-relevant postgrad courses.

Some will say this is all a question of a squeeze on social care spending and of course funding is relevant.