Sentence examples for funding cutbacks from inspiring English sources

Polish science has suffered from severe funding cutbacks, both at universities and government-funded institutes, since communism fell more than 7 years ago.

In the nineteen-eighties, he worked at the Kent Opera, an inventive English company that fell victim to funding cutbacks; he also led the Lyon Opera.

Fabra said he was not prepared to spend the millions needed to keep the TV channel going, as it would entail hospital and school funding cutbacks.

So the NHS started to employ midwives at hospitals to encourage new mothers to breastfeed – but later removed the service at weekends because of government funding cutbacks.

But, Baum said, "Under the drastic funding cutbacks currently being implemented, these support services are in grave jeopardy of being discontinued".

Inadequate planning, a change in government, severe funding cutbacks to sports organizations and an apparent overestimation of the impact the Olympics can have on mass participation have all forced a rethinking of England's Olympic legacy.

The funding cutback, she says, is a blow.

Yet, given global recession and government-research-funding cutbacks, arguments for increasing DT funding, so as to reduce all these DT-associated uncertainties, face an uphill battle.

To well-subsidised Britons yowling at the prospect of arts-funding cutbacks I say: welcome to the real world.

The stimulus will also include up to $100 billion for state and local governments to meet their severe budget shortfalls, including grants, Medicaid and unemployment insurance funds, preventing cutbacks in public services, and investment and jobs in several recession-hit states.

"Even in the midst of funding pressures and cutbacks", says Art Fund head Stephen Deuchar, "the Ferens and its supporters have pulled off a great coup".