Sentence examples for plug this funding from inspiring English sources

To plug this funding gap, which analysts estimate to be about 1.3 trillion euros, European banks borrowed heavily from foreign banks and money market funds.

Significant investment is needed to plug the funding gap, but this cannot be at the expense of a new system to tackle the national inconsistency, to give individuals certainty about their responsibilities, to allow them to prepare by providing a realistic platform for development of financial services and insurance products.

Social investment – made for a social as well as financial return – will play an ever-important role in funding and growing the latest wave of innovations in this space and could help to plug the funding gap.

One contributor warned that they could not just expect local authorities to plug the funding gap.

Since Arts Council England withdrew funding, several artists have tried to plug the funding gap.

One in 20 is looking to sell assets such as properties to plug the funding gap, Baker Tilly found in its study of 175 leading charities.

A 2015 government review of the cost of delivering childcare places prompted a small increase in average funding rates, but nowhere near enough to plug the funding shortfall.

"As council budgets have been stripped back, local authorities have increasingly looked to developers, including even the very smallest developers, to plug these funding gaps," she said.

Miliband may have to increase the fee of the new category of union supporter affiliating to the party above £3 to plug the funding gap.

Councils are also increasing fees for home help and meals on wheels in an attempt to plug the funding gap, according to a survey by Age UK.

"They are not committing any new money and have not been clear about exactly what programmes they will be cutting to plug the funding back hole," she said.