Sentence examples for funds procured from inspiring English sources

All of NY 99 was initially a gravel road; however, most of the road was paved in the early 1970s through the use of state funds procured by New York State Senator Ronald Stafford of Plattsburgh.

In addition to funds procured by the festival's Kickstarter campaign (roughly half the costs needed for the event) where 393 non-Cuban patrons donated $150 for a three-day pass, other revenue came from tickets sold on Resident Advisor, media sponsor money, as well as UK companies No Nation and Event Production Management, who donated a great deal of audio gear.

And the silt would not have been raked without federal government funding, procured by the member for Bass, Andrew Nikolic.

A wide range of skills is needed to develop and issue policies, strategies, and implementation guidelines; manage and administer funds; procure commodities; manage systems and human resources; implement programs; provide technical and managerial support to programs; and monitor and evaluate them.

Once more funds are procured, a walking and biking trail is slated to connect the Cash home with the museum in the centre of town.

Funds were procured and Clark was named President of the Faculty.

Two days later the army was passing through Philadelphia; another mutiny was averted there when funds were procured for troops that threatened to stay until they were paid.

The woman's lawyers argued the Australian government "funded, authorised, procured and effectively controlled" the detention on Nauru, but this was not authorised by a valid Australian law or section 61 of the constitution.

Lawyers for a Bangladeshi woman argued that the Australian government had "funded, authorised, procured and effectively controlled" her detention on Nauru, but this was not authorised by a valid Australian law and infringed constitutional limits on the government's power.

No funding was procured for this work.

This particular case hinged on whether or not the Australian Government had, as the plaintiff claimed, "funded, authorised, procured and effectively controlled" the detention of a Bangladeshi woman on the island nation of Nauru.