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When this Act was reauthorized in 1992, the selection criteria for funding dramatically increased the likelihood of funding for projects that promised to lead to commercial success.

But now Trump and Republicans are moving a health care bill that would slash Medicaid funding dramatically.

The health care bill that the House would repeal allows parents to keep children on their health plans until the age of 26, bars insurers from denying service due to preexisting conditions, expands Medicaid funding dramatically and extends coverage to some 30 million uninsured Americans by 2019.

University courses equipping England's aspiring teachers have had the number of places for which they receive government funding cut dramatically, with the coalition diverting support to school-based training routes such as School Direct.

The government revised its guidelines in October 2007 with the aim of clarifying what had been criticised for being an overly complex regime and ending a postcode lottery whereby funding varied dramatically from one primary care trust to the next.

As a result, the country has seen its share of Horizon 2020 funding fall dramatically and also reported a loss of confidence in the ability of its researchers to commit to EU projects (see p53 of this official Swiss government report).

Increased funding has dramatically facilitated advances in the field within the past few years.

However, unless the scale of fuels funding were dramatically increased along with relief from conflicting environmental regulations it is unlikely that the scale of fuel modification will be accelerated to reduce the wildfire hazard in the short term.

The state is being sued for not having enough polling places in Maricopa County after election funding was dramatically slashed to save money.

As funding increased dramatically, a time lag is evident, likely attributable to the time it takes to conduct environmental health research and publish findings in peer-reviewed literature.

Funding increased dramatically in 2004 when PEPFAR started disbursing funds to Zambia and by 2006, the amount dedicated to HIV and AIDS programmes almost equalled total health budget per capita [ 44].