Sentence examples for given more funds from inspiring English sources

Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be given more funds to strengthen the squad, says chairman Mehmet Dalman.

Plans to transform childcare in an independent Scotland would be unworkable unless private nurseries were given more funds, an industry body has claimed.

Promising research advances suggest that scientists could well make substantial progress if given more funding.

He said that, historically, the Opals had been given more funding.

The head of the NHS in England has rejected Theresa May's claim that the health service has been given more funding than it requested to meet rising demand for care.

The bill does create a more onerous role for the Commonwealth Ombudsman to inspect records after the fact, and this is definitely a new oversight mechanism (although it is not clear how the ombudsman will manage this additional role, as there is no indication it will be given more funding).

In our latest polling for the Foundation Trust Network, which will be presented on Wednesday at the FTN conference, two-thirds think the NHS should be given more funding so that it can continue to provide services in the same way it does at the moment.

There is an exception: apprenticeships - state-subsidised in-work training positions - were (eventually) exempted from that trend and given more funding.

So I think it's brilliant the BBB will be given more funding to support even more fund managers or to greater degrees".

But Cookey, who also plays for domestic league champions Team Bath, admits that while there has been an increase in participation figures and the sport has been given more funding, the players are still a while off becoming full-time professionals like the Australians and New Zealanders, who have long headed up the world rankings table.

A preliminary report issued by an ad-hoc committee studying the teams said the program should be expanded and given more funding.