Sentence examples for joint funded from inspiring English sources

The business secretary, Vince Cable, said a £10m fund will be made available for driverless car researchers in the UK, joint funded by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (Bis) and the Department for Transport (DfT).

Other areas have found alternative sources of joint funding.

Joint fund-raising committees are a recent innovation in the interpretation of campaign-finance law.

McCain finance officials introduced their main joint fund-raising committee, McCain Victory 2008, in the spring.

A similar joint fund-raising committee could be established by, say, Eric Cantor, the House majority leader.

And Mr. Obama has not held a joint fund-raiser with the comedian.

And she is exploring the possibility of joint fund-raising with another health group facing a similar cash crunch.

He said similar joint fund-raising committees had been created for the party's candidates in Missouri, Pennsylvania and Washington State.

The joint fund-raising committees have been utilized far more heavily this presidential election than in the past.

Last week, the Obama campaign signed its own joint fund-raising agreement with the national committee, as did Mrs. Clinton's campaign.

Mr. Romney, the Republican National Committee and their joint fund-raising committee ended September with $183 million in cash, compared with $149 million for Mr. Obama, the Democratic National Committee and their joint fund-raising effort, just as Mr. Romney's campaign began to gain momentum in early October.