Sentence examples for privileged funding from inspiring English sources

"Radio 2 has a unique opportunity to offer licence fee payers the sort of distinctive output that can't be heard anywhere else, due to its popularity and privileged funding position.

The BBC's privileged funding places on it a clear responsibility to provide a benchmark of quality across all programme genres: but a core element is the provision of accurate, comprehensive and impartial news and information.

Speaking after the meeting, the BBC Trust chairman, Sir Michael Lyons, said: "All of us at the BBC have constantly to remind ourselves that the guaranteed and privileged funding at our disposal is coming from people who have no choice but to pay it.

"They are the party of the privileged few, funded by the privileged few, for the benefit of the privileged few".

His talent for rugby, as well as his obvious intelligence, meant that he had a privileged education funded by scholarships.

Despite the hard realities of public and charter-school budgets, it is rather difficult to sway the public's perception that charter schools are privileged experiments funded by the wealthy and enjoyed by the lucky few.

"They are the party of the privileged few, funded by the privileged few, for the benefit of the privileged few". He is hitting the mark, for this is not simply the view of Labour's faithful: polls have shown this is exactly what most voters think.

The BBC's privileged position and funding means it should "take risks and be distinctive", not provide TV programmes similar to formats viewers can find elsewhere, such as BBC1's The Voice.

We're incredibly privileged to be funded by the National Lottery and that means we can be here four days a week so we have one flexible day for work or study.

I worry only that the trend, in both broadcasting and newspapers, is increasingly biased these happy days against female writers who are a) terrifyingly bright and funny, and b) technically below the salt, in terms of privileged ability to fund themselves through three-year internships for sod-all pay.

Federal and state regulators have accused at least a half-dozen fund companies of allowing privileged investors, including hedge fund managers or even principals in their own firms, to exploit limitations of the once-a-day pricing of mutual funds through short-term trading.