Sentence examples for portion of funds from inspiring English sources

Within that small pool, childhood psychiatric disorders are allocated an even smaller portion of funds.

"I'm not confident that there will be a large portion of funds going into the market," said Constantine Mihalos, president of the Athens Chamber of Commerce.

Maryland's Stadium Authority also moved to recover a portion of funds owed for building pit lanes, which was to be paid into an escrow account.

A significant portion of funds available under the budget established by the Corporation under this subparagraph shall be used for funding the production of television and radio programs.

But the newly posted numbers probably understate the total spending derived from those contribution types because, according to a Brookings official, an additional category called "Contributions and Endowment" may include a portion of funds from corporations and other sources.

For purposes of subsection (c)(2)(A)(ii)(II), the method for determining the appropriate portion of funds to be provided by such partners to pay for the costs of infrastructure of a one-stop center shall be determined as part of the development of the memorandum of understanding under subsection (c) for the one-stop center and shall be stated in the memorandum.

There's no demonstrated evidence that any significant portion of funding has been wasted.

That would shift dollars away from wealthy private universities that receive an outsized portion of funding under the current system.

Take-up of these schemes has an added importance in that they have the potential to tie a significant portion of funding to Bank rate.

All the authors who choose to make their books available on Kindle Unlimited are paid, not a flat rate for each page read, but a portion of funding pool that Amazon provides.

Of this, teachers received the largest portion of funding (44 percent covers salaries, teaching inputs and training) while children received only 10 percent, which covers uniforms, text books and bringing the unschooled into formal schooling.