Sentence examples for funding stringency from inspiring English sources
In a time of funding stringency, he says, it's more important than ever to take a step back to seriously consider the kind of HE sector the UK needs.
Long known for championing fiscal stringency, the fund has recommended that Tanzania and Mozambique consider countercyclical fiscal expansions.
At least half the states are experiencing serious budget stringency and are slashing funds for their public colleges and universities.
The reasons for this variability are related to the stringency of the regulatory approval systems, technological risks, and the costs of building full-scale manufacturing facilities which influence funding needs and thus also the choice of organisational form.
The budgetary stringency is real.
Yet stringency is just what is needed.
The adviser says stringency is now unavoidable.
It seems to be the prestige of the modernists he admires, rather than their stringency.
Recession and reduced public revenues only heighten the stringency councils have been facing for six years.
He was drawn to theological stringency, melodramatic all-or-nothings, and obnoxiously proud circularity.
His vision of the judge's role has an ecclesiastical aura of stringency and renunciation.
