Sentence examples for funding which will from inspiring English sources

"We will build on the existing record base for federal funding, which will grow from $16bn in 2016 to $20.1bn in 2020.

But there will also be an additional source of funding which will be made available through grants to those companies which need smaller amounts.

The Strategy Board will also be looking at costs and funding, which will take on greater importance with the state now facing a budget deficit.

Now English universities will be able to charge fees that more than compensate for the loss of central government funding, which will leave Scottish universities at a growing disadvantage".

He must also restart currently stalled negotiations with the BBC over arrangements to allow the BBC Trust to take over responsibility for most of S4C's funding, which will largely come from licence fee income from 2014.

The potentially lengthier reconsideration process, coupled with seismic cuts to legal aid funding, which will deny people free help in gathering evidence from advice centres or law firms for their case, could deter people from appealing decisions altogether.

The Government will put up £500,000 in matched-funding which will be awarded to 'expert computing organisations' willing to provide another 50percentnt of funding for projects to train teachers in delivering the new tech-oriented computing curriculum.

It will go into a state oil fund, which will dispense it in measured doses to the state treasury.

The United States is initially expected to contribute $2 million to $3 million to the fund, which will be administered in Geneva.

It is the ultimate holders of this debt largely, but not exclusively, hedge funds—which will be hit hardest.

The fund, which will not be formally created until courts approve the settlement, will be administered by the Federal Trade Commission.