Sentence examples for is effectively funded from inspiring English sources

Given the debate around tax avoidance there may be some charities that might not feel comfortable by raising money where the return on it is effectively funded by the taxpayer".

"Spending embedded in the tax code is effectively funded before discretionary spending is considered," said the Government Accountability Office in one of several reports warning of the consequences of tax expenditures.

The state is effectively funding both the prosecution and the defense of these cases, as well as the salaries and all these lawyers.

Despite reports that bin Laden was effectively funded by the Americans, it is impossible to gauge how much American aid he received.

Fannie Mae recently warned, for example, that it could not pay the dividends it owes the Treasury, so "future dividend payments will be effectively funded with equity drawn from the Treasury".

Fay Maxted, TST chief executive, said: "The voluntary sector covering sexual abuse and rape victims has never really been effectively funded by NHS commissioning groups, and there's a lack of understanding of the importance of counselling and support services and what is available.

This, it says, has led to some of the services being effectively funded twice.

In each case, however, the firms paid the fines, which are effectively funded by shareholders, not the individuals responsible for the infractions.

We used each proposal's 90% confidence interval to determine whether it was effectively funded.

We have campaigned around the issue of blood diamonds, looking at how they were effectively funding war and conflict.

In the late 1970s, Gulf was effectively funding a Soviet bloc regime in Africa while the US government was attempting to overthrow that regime by supporting the UNITA rebels led by Jonas Savimbi.