The phrase "governmental money" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to funds or finances that are controlled or provided by the government. Example: The country's infrastructure project was primarily funded by governmental money, allowing for its successful completion within the expected timeframe.
[But] only a trickle of governmental money reaches the household, and when it gets there it may be taken by the head of the household.
How did your lab get a big chunk of research money from the Department of Homeland Security? A. Since 9/11, people in Washington are worried about biological attacks as they weren't before, and so there is governmental money for researching new types of antibiotics and antivirals.
However, that was started and helped along mainly by private entrepreneurs with minimal governmental money.
Because we all are represented in this way, all districts and states have some say in legislation, including the all important decisions of where and how to spend governmental money and whether and by how much to raise and lower taxes, open and close loopholes and so on.
For example, as more governmental money has gone into the epidemiology of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), many studies have been initiated and large amounts of data have been generated.
The best conclusion to be drawn from the analysis remains, thus, that more research is needed to understand the extent to which governmental budget money can be a source of funds for YFHS programmes.
The cost is already offset by an estimated $200 million in entitlements from governmental bodies, including money to clean up the site and revenues from increased tax values to build infrastructure improvements, according to company filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Rothbard was contemptuous of John Maynard Keynes, and wrote that governmental regulation of money and credit creates a "dismal monetary and banking situation".
Both in terms of taking care of the public's health and public money, governmental agencies are obliged to address irrational prescribing patterns.
"Moreover, the FATF [an inter-governmental body combating money laundering and terrorist financing] stills views Iran as a non-compliant jurisdiction of money laundering, as we all know corruption is rampant, so it's not just worth the candle at the moment".
Yet this metric of national debt owed to public investors does NOT include over $5 trillion in intra-governmental debt - money that one part of the government owes another -- owed to programs like Social Security.
