Sentence examples for funding possibly from inspiring English sources

The Tory election commitment was vaguer and allied to promises of a complete overhaul of school funding, possibly leading to a single centralised funding formula and no role for local authorities, an entirely different proposition that would create winners and losers at a time when all schools are facing real-terms cuts – a political challenge not to be taken lightly.

It comes on the heels of Okta announcing a $75 million round of funding, possibly its last before going public.

It was envisaged that the relevant period of time would be a number of months before Anglo would be able to access sufficient alternate funding, possibly via the ECB.

In the history of great mutual fund ideas, the regional mutual fund possibly won't rate more than a footnote.

He confirmed that the monsignor was suspected of having misappropriated funds, possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Mrs. Romney's trust had at least $10.2 million in Goldman funds — possibly much more — earning as much as $6.2 million.

The US secretary of state, John Kerry, has promised his government will help trace stolen Nigerian funds, possibly totalling "billions of dollars" currently in America's financial system.

Mr. Moore of Washington State said that before investing his $1.5 billion, he received assurances that Mr. Kravis and Mr. Roberts would be around for the life of the fund, possibly as much as 18 years.

A weekend report in The Sunday Times of London said the bank, which has one of the lowest capital ratios among European lenders, would place some shares with sovereign wealth funds, possibly at a premium to the current market price.

As early as the August meeting, there was concern expressed that trouble in the market for commercial paper could endanger money market mutual funds, possibly leading to losses on those funds ("breaking the buck") which would be very destabilising for the financial system.

Among the questions still undecided was whether to increase the size of the 440 billion euro fund — possibly even before 2013 — or allow it to use its resources more flexibly, for example, to buy bonds of euro zone countries facing market pressure.