Sentence examples for in funding in addition to from inspiring English sources

All NHMRC grant application chief investigators and associate investigators will be acknowledged as group authors for their role in funding, in addition to any additional individually-named authorship on the basis of criteria and approved by the Publication Subcommittee.

Between 2003 and 2007, UNICEF has supported the Foundation's activities with no less than US$105,0000 in funds, in addition to providing insecticide-treated mosquito nets, sheeting, school kits and medical supplies.

And last month, the company announced it had raised $105 million in new funding, in addition to previous funds totaling $51 million, as it continues to expand.

Meryl Tisch, a Regent at large, said that state aid has traditionally shortchanged New York City, and that the Regents were trying to remedy that, to some degree, by proposing $200 million in new funding, in addition to the $75 million that would be diverted from the class-size plan, for the state's worst schools, most of them in the city.

In a statement, the council said: "The prospect of further reductions in local government funding in addition to the cuts already made by government makes it crucial for the council to plan for significant budget reductions in future years.

This is then followed by £10,000 in pre-seed funding, in addition to office space, legal and administrative support and mentoring and advice from the EF team and external entrepreneurs from the wider U.K. startup scene.

This is then followed by £10,000 in pre-seed funding, in addition to office space, legal and administrative support, and mentoring and advice from the EF team and external entrepreneurs from the wider UK startup scene.

This is then followed by £17,000 in pre-seed funding, in addition to office space, legal and administrative support, and mentoring and advice from the EF team and external entrepreneurs from the wider U.K. startup scene.

The company is also rumored to be raising another round of funding in addition to the $21.4 million in its coffers currently, at around a $1 billionvaluation.

Both specialities have suffered severe cutbacks; collaborative contributions by academics in these areas are important and deserve funding, in addition to supporting the highest quality peer-reviewed independent research.

Truly ending it would require a massive and sustained increase in funding -- in addition to more efficient practices.