Sentence examples for move funding from inspiring English sources

By the late 1980's DOE was forced to move funding for radiation research to public health agencies.

Why would you deny them that choice?" When Mulvaney responded by saying he wanted to move funding from Planned Parenthood to federally qualified health care clinics, Sanders cut him off. .

The trick has been to move funding from the local school districts to the provinces, which then allocate resources according to a formula that takes into account a school district's size, needs and local demographics.

Morgan Stanley's plan, meanwhile, relied heavily on being able to move funding between different companies in its global group when under stress, even though Lehman Brothers found that it was unable to do this after the parent company filed for bankruptcy in September, 2008.

Central targets are always crude tools but forcing systems – not hospitals – to focus on prevention would be a massive incentive to join up services inside and outside hospitals, move funding towards social, primary and community care, and encourage a far greater focus on patient flows instead of individual care episodes.

Piloted reforms would move funding for courts up to the provincial level and create circuit courts that straddle political boundaries.

Waller, who has previously played in the England development squad, will spend the winter in Adelaide, Australia at the Darren Lehmann Academy - a move funded by the England and Wales Cricket Board.

"There is more ability to move funds offshore effectively and perfectly legally".

--Financial systems used by HAMAS charities in Europe to move funds to the Middle East.

The merchants use an informal system of money-changing to move funds in and out of the country.

Abuza said Jemaah Islamiyah and Al Qaeda itself have begun using Cambodia to train militants and to move funds.