Sentence examples for nutritional funding from inspiring English sources

The projected cost of doing this is $9.6bn£6.2bnbn), yet the Countdown Collaboration estimates nutritional funding for 2012 as only $324.5 million.

This is highlighted by the current gap that exists in nutritional funding: recent research by the Lancet has estimated that deaths among children under five could be reduced by 15% globally if 10 nutrition interventions, ranging from iron supplementation to salt iodisation, were scaled to 90% coverage worldwide.

Due to recent sequestration cuts to federal nutritional funding, millions of senior citizens are losing access to their daily meals.

The children were there with their mothers to receive a life-saving package of health and nutrition interventions – de-worming tablets, measles vaccinations, vitamin A supplementation and nutritional screening – funded and supported by UNICEF and its partners.

I was on WIC [government-funded nutritional aid for women, infants and children].

Athletes benefit from National Lottery funded nutritional advice; thefoodchampions.org Benefits: stay-lean recovery snack Serves 2 almonds 100g Greek yogurt 300g blueberries 50g chia seeds 2 tbsp Crush the almonds to form a base, top with yogurt and berries and sprinkle with chia seeds.

Our analysis included patients whose medical data were made available by the collaborating teams; therefore, there was a risk of omitting some individuals treated at the newly funded nutritional outpatient clinics, which were established after 2008.

Supported by funds of an Exploratory Virginia Bioinformatics Institute grant and funds from the Nutritional Immunology and Molecular Nutrition Laboratory.

Last week, the House Agriculture Committee signed off on a version of the Farm Bill that cuts funding for nutritional assistance and further weakens GMO crop regulation.

Currently, the caucus is focusing on securing funding for nutritional programs aimed at low-income families, for Pell Grants and for historically black colleges and universities.

It was funded with support from the European Commission Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO), which has also funded most nutritional products, including ready-to-use therapeutic foods, therapeutic milk and essential medicines used for the treatment of severe acute malnutrition (SAM).