Sentence examples for pre-funding from inspiring English sources

Last year, Leggett had reduced — but not eliminated — the amount going to the retirement funds as a "one-time diversion from our policy of pre-funding retiree health benefits". The reduction was included in the approved budget.

It would reduce pre-funding in the pension system, points out John Hawksworth of PWC, an accountancy firm.

However, pre-funding social protection for subsequent cohorts can be challenging amidst an ageing populace and economic challenges.

Co-founder Jason Binks said: "We're a really, early stage startup, we're pre-funding, so we wouldn't be able to attend the prize events on our own steam".

Without the pre-funding and other labor-related expenses, the Postal Service lost $2.4 billion in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, it said.

That's without the pre-funding payment, which postal officials have now defaulted on multiple times, or long-term obligations to workmen's compensation costs.

At which point, it may be time for a pre-pre-funding startup to step in.

Today I think people are more comfortable stretching out their due diligence and relationships pre funding with companies.

Earlier involvement from the individual experts would have reduced the number of post-funding recommendations, although this needs to be set against the increased capacity of experts to give time to a funded than a pre-funded study.

When we delineate between pre-, during- and post-funding periods, however, we find some important differences.

However, when Defazio et al. (2009) distinguished between the pre-, during- and post-funding periods, they identified some important differences.