Sentence examples for funding due from inspiring English sources

Salford City Council took the decision to withdraw its funding due to financial pressures.

Of course, some organisations might lose funding due to circumstances beyond their control.

In all, some 33 Superfund projects nationwide requiring $450 million are under review, with final decisions on funding due in September.

They face a race against the clock to get these signed off, with the bulk of regeneration funding due until 2020 yet to receive formal approval.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley said Lloyds had already completed more than 50% of its annual target to raise money in the markets – of £20bn to £25bn – but had begun to reduce its support funding "due to contractual maturities".

A review of higher education funding due out this week is expected to recommend that universities should be allowed to charge higher tuition fees and that the interest rate on student loans should increase.

Kassam reckons Carswell will survive just another six months in Ukip because he is no longer useful, given that the party has turned down almost £1m of public funding due to him as an MP.

The Poetry Society is set to receive £261,664 in 2011/2012 from ACE, with the funding due to rise to £360,000 next year, an increase negotiated by Palmer this spring.

The Chancellor's announcement of a continued flat cash settlement for science resource is immensely worrying – we've already suffered a substantial loss in the amount of science funding due to the freeze put in place in 2010.

For-profit educator ITT closed down without notice, right at the beginning of a new semester, after being cut off from Pell grant funding due to allegations of misleading students.

The prospect of a review will concern those already worried about the channel's funding due to the BBC's need to cut £550m a year from its budget by 2020.