Sentence examples for funds were applied from inspiring English sources

In a statement WNET.org said that the investigation, first reported by Crain's New York Business, began in 2008 "and concerns how the grant funds were applied and accounted for under federal grant regulations".

Prior to the policy change, churches and other houses of worship damaged in a disaster could receive FEMA grants if the funds were applied to schools, health care centers or other facilities not used primarily for religious purposes.

No state general funds were applied to the purchase of the fairgrounds, which arguably means the fairgrounds, and the association that governs it, is a separate entity from the state, said fairgrounds attorney Steven Edwards.

These funds were applied in the development and maintenance of the collaborative network, purchase of fungible material and Vikia tests®, sample management, and bioinformatics related to this publication.

These funds are applied for at the Office of Financial Aid after a student has obtained a job.

The bill would require that the anticipated $198 billion surplus in the Social Security and Medicare trust funds be applied toward reducing the government's publicly held debt.

The measure would require that the anticipated $198 billion surplus in the Social Security and Medicare trust funds be applied toward retiring the government's publicly held debt.

With one heroic exception the procession of church officials parading through the film are an unsavory lot who justify their money laundering by smugly pointing to the good works to which the funds are applied.

In their second year, if the student is in good academic standing and has met the obligations of the assistantship, the funds are applied directly to the student's bursar account as a scholarship.

Hence, while drought programs attract corruption, the potential for misuse depends on the way in which funds are applied, and not on drought policies themselves.

Its plans for using the funds over which it has direct control signal a fundamental shift in how funding is applied.