Sentence examples for given funds for from inspiring English sources

It is the first time Iraq has been given funds for technical assistance.

A few have even stopped coming [to school]." Saket's school hasn't been given funds for the food for the past six months.

Patrick Mercer, Conservative MP for Newark in Nottinghamshire, has attacked his own party for delaying decisions over which of the country's schools are to be given funds for repairs.

Typically, foundations have given funds for a specific project rather than to build the capabilities of the charity itself, which makes it hard for the charity to hire and retain talented people.

A pre-inquest review was told they had not been given funds for legal representation.

Tolerated but ignored from 1951 to 1962, Tibetan medicine was officially sanctioned as a component of the public health system in 1962 and given funds for clinical operations and training programs.

An underwater archaeology project that has discovered dozens of previously unrecorded sites has been given funding for a further two years.

For this exercise, in three teams of 4 students each, students were given a hypothetical scenario in which they were given funding for malaria control/elimination in Namibia.

It gave funds for the construction of a new kindergarten, an ice rink, and a giant indoor swimming pool and water park.

One factor in that big increase was that "community foundations all over the country helped receive and channel and give funds for Katrina," said Jennifer Leonard, president and executive director of the Rochester Area Community Foundation in upstate New York and chairwoman of the community foundations leadership team at the Council on Foundations.

At a press conference in Canberra on Tuesday, Morrison claimed the federal government had only committed to give funds for certain projects and the decision to ditch the East-WestLink in favour of removing level crossings meant the state would not get the full amount.