Sentence examples for increase funding from from inspiring English sources
The Millions Missing campaign is calling for the US government to increase funding from $7m to $250m a year.
He said that an employee from the crime recording department told him that he and his colleagues had been told to record crimes in order to increase funding from the train operating companies that pay for BTP.
The adjustments are likely to increase funds from operations, a measure of cash flow used by real estate investment trusts, 2 cents to 6 cents for 2003, and reduce funds from operations 22 cents to 26 cents for 2002.
The promotion not only recognized its astonishing progress from newcomer to one of the strongest countries outside the test ranks, it also brought increased funding from the I.C.C.
The UK's privacy regulator has asked for increased funding from government as it seeks to deal with a mounting workload sparked by a series of controversies around data security and privacy.
However, increasing funding from general taxation, or introducing a hypothecated tax, will do nothing to address the root cause of the problems of the NHS - that it is a politically controlled state monopoly that is institutionally unresponsive to the needs of patients.
In the context of developing economies this is small, but together with increased funding from the World Bank and other agencies — agreed to at the G-20 meeting in London — it is important in giving Asian countries the confidence to pursue expansionary policies.
Biden's plan describes increased funding, from both the government and the private sector, for combatting cancer.
However, increased funding from UK Sport is set to follow the Sochi success, with the body's medal target of two comprehensively exceeded, given Jade Etherington's four medals.
