Sentence examples for fundraising pressure from inspiring English sources

He also said Labor would be open to increasing the level of public funding of elections as a mechanism for easing some of the fundraising pressure on political parties.

But, the spike in fundraising pressure soon overwhelmed the (relatively) collegial D.C. culture, dramatically reducing the number of voting days and committee meetings.

That growth has meant more fundraising pressure.

Even after a successful endowment campaign, MOCA's board and new director will likely remain under considerable fundraising pressure if the aim is to quickly rebuild the museum's professional staff and provide a busy program of exhibitions and educational offerings.

And Labor's elder statesman John Faulkner warned for years that the cost of electioneering had created a campaigning "arms race", "heightening the danger that fundraising pressures on political parties and candidates will open the door to donations that might attempt to buy access and influence".

Fundraising pressures are another constant.

Because of their fund cycles, and fundraising, and other pressure.

The Liberal party has been under pressure over fundraising, with a call early in the campaign from party insiders to reform Australia's deficient donation and disclosure regime.

Andreessen Horowitz' first fund was raised in 2009, and Lowercase Capital's famous first fund in 2010 — both years when venture fundraising was under extreme pressure.

Although everyone treats you like the boss, in reality, the worst part is that you get to pay all the bills, and there is the constant pressure of fundraising as well as having so many people's trust, hopes and dreams depending solely on you.

The pressure on fundraising to bring the organization to the next budget level is just as intense as before the endowment campaign.