Sentence examples for models of funding from inspiring English sources

If necessary to keep its financial options open the BBC will embrace alternative models of funding.

"That over-reliance on banks completely changed during the financial crisis, which led to greater interest in alternative models of funding".

The report comes as NHS England tries to change the models of funding where health and social care budgets are split – a proposed devolution of state funds to greater Manchester to help conquer that problem was announced on Wednesday.

More than £850m of National Lottery money has been invested in hundreds of parks across the country Kerslake said: "These are financially tough times and, if we are to successfully halt the onset of decline in our parks and avoid wasting this investment, we need to come together now to find innovative and sustainable models of funding and maintaining these highly valued community spaces".

The advent of crowdfunding does not have to mean that the existing models of funding tech companies will go away.

In the third of a series of articles on photojournalism Adrian Evans, Director of Panos Pictures, suggests that photojournalists should cast off the past and look to new models of funding.

The root of the problem, as he sees it, is the current reliance on a "charity model" of funding research in particular, universities' dependence on government grants.

This is not only because of changing demographics - which means there will be fewer 18-year-olds - but because the current model of funding for teaching and learning is "unsustainable".

The NCEC believes the SES model of funding discriminates against low-fee Catholic schools because they attract a higher proportion of students from poorer families and therefore need more funding support.

Tony Hall, the BBC director general, said on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday that there was "broad agreement" that the licence fee model of funding the corporation could be reformed but that it had at least "10 years of life in it".

For one, some of the most prominent initiatives in recent months are largely based on the Y Combinator model of funding multiple early-stage startups in return for ownership.