Sentence examples for funded meaning from inspiring English sources

The local government scheme is fully funded, meaning contributions from the employer and employee go into an investment fund with £140bn of assets currently covering all payments.

The Office spin-off film Life on the Road has finally been funded, meaning we'll definitely be seeing David Brent on the big screen some time next year.

But Mr. Zion said he thought that of these 500 pension funds, more than 200 were now less than 80percentt funded, meaning they have less than 80 cents for every dollar of benefits promised.

ICE's inspection ratings are the only factor that determines whether facilities are funded — meaning a facility could fail multiple ODO inspections and still remain open.

Last year's appeal for Congo was 59percentt funded, meaning that more than 40percentt of the assistance needed — $331 million — was never donated.

Most CBOs implementing HIV care and support activities in Mumbwa have been vertically funded, meaning that funding agencies and NGOs at a higher level selected, designed and funded the HIV activities that the CBOs undertook.

Unlike the above races, though, this one had a challenger (Democrat Scott Furhman) who could self-fund, meaning Ros-Lehtinen had a spending advantage of "only" 4-to-1.

This means that unlike services like Venmo, the company never actually touches any funds, meaning it isn't required to deal with the regulatory issues of transmitting money.

Actively managed funds, meaning ones that actually select stocks, charge relatively high fees.

Grizzly Short, advised by Leuthold Weeden Capital Management in Minneapolis, is a short fund, meaning that it makes money when stocks drop.

But you won't be eligible for government funding, meaning your employer has to pay your training costs.