Sentence examples for key funder from inspiring English sources
The Dutch Postcode Lottery, which supports the charity, is a key funder of the $1.6m£1m1m) relocation.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a key funder of the TB Alliance along with the UK's Department for International Development, the United States Agency for International Development and other bodies, is supplying extra funding in to make the trial happen, but more is needed.
David Nichols, an emeritus professor of pharmacology at Purdue University — and a founder, in 1993, of the Heffter Research Institute, a key funder of psychedelic research — put the pragmatic case most baldly in a recent interview with Science: "If it gives them peace, if it helps people to die peacefully with their friends and their family at their side, I don't care if it's real or an illusion".
His foundation (assets: $5.3 billion) is now a key funder of the sustainable development movement, which at its core is both Luddite and Malthusian.
The department's Office of Sciences, a key funder of research, loses $900 million and must abide by new directives to limit research into energy efficiency, renewables, nuclear energy, electrical grid technology and fossil fuels to "early-stage applied energy research and development activities where the Federal role is stronger".
The recent Clinton Cash book and associated news articles situate Frank Giustra's mining fortune as a key funder of the Clinton Foundation, through the Clinton Giustra Partnership designed to fight poverty, and infer Giustra's funding led to favorable U.S. government decisions.
These three key funders of Soon's work were also involved in formulating the GCSC plan.
It has also emerged that one of the key funders of the initiative was a tycoon who backed Brexit.
Local authorities are one of the key funders of local voluntary action, but they are facing unprecedented budget cuts.
Discuss the plans with key funders – sometimes they will continue to fund both organisations for the foreseeable future.
Saudi Arabia and Qatar are key funders of opposition forces in Syria, including, it is believed, hardline Islamist groups.
