Sentence examples for main funder and from inspiring English sources

The paper recommends that the role of the sector's main funder and regulator, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce), be absorbed into a new "Office for Students", which would also take on the responsibilities of the Office for Fair Access, which ensures widening participation targets are upheld.

However, the documents specified clearly only the main funder, and very likely many projects were funded from several sources.

The documents only identified clearly the main funder, and it is possible that external money was more frequently designated as the main funding source.

The hospital management team had not anticipated a sudden withdrawal of the main funder and had no alternative funding strategy (IC2, IC7).

We checked with the regulations of the New Zealand Medical Research Council, our main funder, and these stated that data could be shared with other 'bona fide researchers', but the decision was to be left up to the researchers who had originally collected the data - it was they who should decide who were 'bona fide researchers' who the data could be shared with.

Over the last two decades, Bulgaria has shared with many other countries in Central and Eastern Europe the challenge of moving from a Soviet-style health system, in which the state was the main funder and provider of health services, to a more pluralist system with a variety of funding sources, including a health insurance system, and a stronger role of the private sector.

The boycott is focused on Wells Fargo and Bank of America, which are two of the main funders and profiteers of private prisons, such as GEO and CoreCivic.

A closer look at the composition of the public/charitable sectors expenditure trends over time show that the H&SF of Canada and the MRCC have been the main funders and drivers of CVD research in Canada during our analysis period.

The South African National Department of Health was the initiator and main funder of these surveys, and USAID (US Agency for International Development) provided additional funding.

In the courtyard of the small hotel she created in the historic center, Vanessa Branson, an English entrepreneur and the founder, driving force and main funder of the Marrakesh Arts Biennale, was taking a break.

It scolded Nicolas Chartier, one of the film's producers and main funder, with an "ethical lapse" for circulating an email before voting ended urging Academy members to back The Hurt Locker and "not a $500M film" – a clear reference to Avatar.