Sentence examples for one time fund from inspiring English sources

A one time fund of $2 billion for addiction and mental health treatment "is pocket change" said Keith Humphreys, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University.

That's permanent capital – i.e. money we can grow and invest over and over again in generations of startups, not a one-time fund.

Based on projected estimates, for many districts this would mean eligibility to receive one-time funds equaling about 1-21-2% the average operating budget over the next two to four years.

Mr. Obama has portrayed Mr. Rezko as a one-time fund-raiser whom he had occasionally seen socially.

She suggested a one-time fund-raising drive so that customers could help pay the bills and keep the store going until business picked up in the spring and summer.

(There would also be a decrease of $400,000 from the 2009-10 becausebecause of the elimination of one-time funds for grants to arts and cultural organizations provided under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009).

Clearly not, and yet the proposed solutions from these sunshine senators so far have involved plugging holes in this year's budget with next year's money — extending debt and using one-time funds to fill the gaps.

… We haven't had a structurally balanced budget in Michigan that didn't have one-time funds, federal funds or something, for [30 years].

The one-time funding also would support research to learn what strategies are most cost-effective.

More than $3 billion of the increase is one-time funding, so school systems will be reluctant to tie those funds to a permanent rise in wages.

The Assembly Democrats' blueprint "makes prudent use of one-time funds," Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner, chair of her chamber's budget committee, said in a statement.