Sentence examples for imposed funding from inspiring English sources

Addaction, one of the UK's major treatment providers, has confirmed that several local authorities have imposed funding cuts on their young people's services of up to 50%.

By a vote of 249 to 179 the House defeated a competing bill by Representative Dick Armey, the House majority leader from Texas, that would have even imposed fund-raising limits on political parties and an array of outside groups.

Armey's earlier effort would have even imposed fund-raising limits on political parties and an array of outside groups.

It is often neglected that the signed consent form is a document to protect researchers in the case that data has to be shared, for example, in order to comply with rules and regulations imposed by funding agencies, or publishers.

He has attempted to build a coalition of investors to confront excessive fees imposed by fund management houses.

A City insider today blasted "hidden charges" imposed by fund managers that double the fees imposed on investors to more than £10bn a year.

THE question put to voters across Georgia in the July 31st statewide primary was simple: should a temporary 1% sales tax be imposed to fund big transport projects?

This past November, these same powers imposed and funded an illegitimate electoral process in Haiti, one that blocked the participation of Fanmi Lavalas.

"Just last week," the paper said, "Standard & Poor's issued a briefing that concludes that investors are now imposing a funding premium of 35 basis points on large banking companies".

And it will be protected from future retaliation by a provision that prevents Mr. Giuliani from imposing any funding cuts that are disproportionately larger than those affecting other major city-supported museums.

The time for the study was short; and this was imposed by limited funding and strict reporting requirements by funding agency.