Sentence examples for funding push from inspiring English sources

It's a common line that those in favor of LHC funding push: we wouldn't have the www if it weren't for UK particle physics.

An online crowd funding push is just shy of its $60,000 target, and activists feel victory could soon be in their grasp.

While extreme poverty rates have been halved since 1990, according to the UN, the magnitude of the latest figures indicates that a big funding push will be essential to reverse trends by 2030, says Ana Revenga, senior director of Poverty and Equity at the World Bank Group.

Its successes beginning in the late 1980s and early 90s came as something of a surprise to the NLP community, which had been rather pessimistic about MT prospects ever since the report by Bar-Hillel (1960) and the ALPAC report (Pierce et al. 1966), negatively assessing the results of a major post-WW2 funding push in MT by the US government.

There have been many starts and stops along the way -- from President Bush's No Child Left Behind initiative to President Obama's Race to the Top funding push.

And just the prospect of greater competition for funding pushes actors in the science base to make short-term decisions that can have long-term impacts.

A predictable escalation of the exploration of Mars has collided with limited funding, pushing Mars science into the arms of the astronauts.

The governor also rejected $100 million for deferred maintenance at UC and Cal State campuses, funding pushed by Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins (D-San Diego).

Hailing from biotech-rich and academic research-heavy Massachusetts, Warren has been a vocal advocate for enhanced funding, pushing repeatedly for the doubling of the NIH budget.

The Obama administration's Race to the Top competition, which had cash-strapped states vie for $4 billion in federal funding, pushed states to implement "college and career-ready" standards.

That higher return, known as alpha, against the market return, or beta, is what proponents of hedge funds push.