Sentence examples for placed on financing from inspiring English sources

Our problem is that our revenue has dropped down to between 15 and 16 percent -- far lower than it has been historically, certainly far lower than it was under Ronald Reagan -- at the same time as our health care costs have surged, and our demographics mean that there is more and more pressure being placed on financing our Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security programs.

Despite the strain being placed on finances, the Government has continued largely to protect access to services for the poor through the worst of the crisis.

They came the same day Mr. Obama lifted restrictions Mr. Bush placed on federal financing for research that uses embryonic stem cells.

And on the morning of Sept. 11, the National Academy of Sciences had scheduled a news conference to release a report that, in effect, criticized the strict limits President Bush placed on federal financing for the research.

Keenly aware of misgivings among patients' groups and scientists about the limits President Bush placed on federal financing for human embryonic stem cell research, the administration moved quickly today to put its plan into effect and announced that grant money would be available for the studies by early next year.

America is distinctive among advanced industrialized countries in the burden it places on students and their parents for financing higher education.

His effort to have his fellow Irvine alumnus and accused embezzler Jack Wu placed on the city finance committee is one clear example of this.

Some researchers say the ads placed on partisan sites is financing the spread of divisive and conspiratorial content without the advertisers' knowledge.

Among Fidelity National's attractions to the private equity group are its steady stream of revenue, which will help support the debt placed on the company to finance a buyout.

To do this, McCain's camp plans to utilize a number of tactics, including "family budget roundtables, grocery store visits," and "roundtable events heavily tilted towards women to discuss the pressures the economy is placing on family finances and how McCain's plan would help".

Nevertheless, the move coincided with the inauguration of President Obama, who has pledged to remove some of the financing restrictions placed on the field by President George W. Bush.