Sentence examples for preserving funds from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murtha's aides said he might insist on preserving funds for the basic version of the helicopter when Congress takes up next year's budget.

There were many in housing who crossed their fingers and hoped hard for a slim Labour victory, but most were preparing for a hung parliament and a coalition of many colours in which lobbying could have played a critical role in preserving funding for social housing.

And he praised Mr. Corzine for helping mitigate the pain the downturn has inflicted on middle-class families by preserving funding for education and health care and making New Jersey one of the first states to start its own economic stimulus plan.

We all have a stake in preserving funding for this little agency.

In the California city of Stockton, which was approved to go through bankruptcy in April, bondholders objected to pre-bankruptcy talks that proposed preserving funding to Calpers, the state's public employee retirement system.

How can we convince people to care about something as important as preserving funding for our national parks, if the closest they ever come to one is a YouTube video on their iPad?

Many leaders are starting to show that courage, putting children before political interest in their decisions and policies, and preserving funding for education even when longstanding results will not come until years after the next election.

But like other institutions that watched coffers wither in the stock market crash, it has taken major steps to preserve funds.

Subsidies for large-scale solar power installations are to be cut drastically, in a move that ministers said would preserve funds for households to put up panels, but industry warned would mean a slower uptake of renewable power.

In New Mexico, Governor Bill Richardson has not only preserved funds for domestic violence programs, but has made a sincere and deep commitment to ending violence against women in his state.

The method proposed in this paper demonstrates a manner through which impoverished countries may predict the number of vaccines necessary to achieve protection of the population and thus preserve funds.