Sentence examples for funding published from inspiring English sources

Lord Browne's review of university funding, published this week, states that it envisages the teaching budget dropping to £700m per year.

Amid all the government's rhetoric about serving the interests of the many not just the privileged few, the planned cuts to apprenticeship funding – published on the quiet in the middle of the summer recess – are a direct and damaging attack on the life chances of young people.

Through their forensic investigation into Tory funding, published just after the last general election, Stephen Crone and Stuart Wilks-Heeg discovered that some of the largest contributors would give a few hundred thousand: big, but not big enough to raise eyebrows.

Williams said the government would largely adopt the recommendations of a review of student funding published in September, which argued that the current regime – which has protected Welsh students from the imposition of £9,000 tuition fees and loans since 2012 – failed to directly help those from the worst-off households.

We then calculated correlations between funding, published estimates of disease burden, and drug approvals.

The principle of reducing rents may seem like an anathema – but so did developing without grant funding, publishing all expenditure over £500 and private sector landlords reducing rents in exchange for direct payment.

Only five funds published their voting records; just six had signed up to the UN's Principles of Responsible Investment.

Anita Raghavan is the author of "The Billionaire's Apprentice: The Rise of the Indian-American Elite and the Fall of the Galleon Hedge Fund," published June 4 by Business Plus.

In soliciting applications, the fund published a detailed set of criteria it would use to evaluate them, but the process by which they would be vetted was unclear.

Yet the most important actors in the drama may be unelected central bankers, according to a study by the International Monetary Fund, published in its latest economic outlook.

There, at the top of the charts for general domestic mutual funds published in Sunday Business last week, was a fund that wears its virtue on its sleeve: the Virtus Small-Cap Sustainable Growth fund.