Sentence examples for funds proportionally from inspiring English sources

ii) Allocate government funds proportionally to interest group lobbying or not.

Each month Prosper divides the repaid funds proportionally between the lenders involved, according to their original investment.

A senior Tory source insisted the £300m of transitional funding applied proportionally across councils according to how much they were due to lose.

Given the large amounts of DAH funding overall, proportionally modest investments should be made in a number of countries, linked with sector programming to track DAH.

Accountability for the maternal screening programme is shared between the maternal health programme (with the greater responsibility but proportionally less funds) and the NACP/STI programme (smaller responsibility but with supplementary financing by external donors).

The fund was to be available, proportionally, to each of the state's counties for the establishment of "a system of general education".

Implicit in the draft's starting point — that it doesn't need to strictly comply with ESSA's requirements or exceed them — is the premise that federal funding for education is so proportionally small that it's not always worth the trouble.

19 This suggests that either industry funding for health research has (proportionally) increased, or more likely, that figures were calculated differently.

4 37 44 However, the countries represented in the synthesis do reflect a broad range of organisational and funding systems that, while not proportionally representative of the global picture, nonetheless provide findings relevant to individual national healthcare approaches.

The question then becomes do you let those users withdraw their funds, or pool the funds and proportionally issue refunds so every user incurs the same loss, even if their own wallets weren't directly compromised.

There is no question that the proportionally decreasing National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding in the USA for biomedical research is having short-, mid- and long-range negative effects on science.