'governmental funds' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to money allocated by a government for a particular purpose, such as providing aid in humanitarian crises. For example: "The UN has appealed for additional governmental funds to help refugees."
All private schools are, when they conform to legally fixed standards, financed from governmental funds on an equal footing with their public (openbare) counterparts.
It provides knowledge, innovation and visibility in the academic community, appeals to the best residents, fellows and staff radiologists, attracts industry and governmental funds, and provides data for discussions in competencies and in healthcare financing.
There is an active Social Media scene, nationwide Barcamps, Open Coffee Clubs or Mobile Mondays; Entrepreneurs are sprouting around the Country and although being in the midst of a macroeconomic crisis governmental funds such as "Departure" are providing several million dollars for "creative industries".
Governmental funds include the following.
Governmental funds, which are not concerned about profitability, usually rely on a modified accrual basis.
No commercial sponsoring, no governmental funds -- just brave people, sans nations or hidden agendas.
The A.S.P.C.A. was "between a rock and a hard place," he said, "because they have no governmental funding, yet they were providing a governmental service.
The wrinkles start to develop when you see that the rules provide that the plans have to be made with an assumption of no governmental funding.
Enhanced governmental funding in research is critical, but industry also needs to step up.
Governmental funding is available to varying degrees for those implementing loss-mitigating strategies.
Contribution of governmental funding support: offer targeted grants to SMEs and/or spin off companies building on university research.
