Sentence examples for provincial funds from inspiring English sources

They argued that a constitutional provision whereby Catholic schools received provincial funds was discriminatory.

Federal (and provincial) funds went to the now defunct Chrysotile Institute, which advocated internationally for its "safe and responsible" use.

The University of Montreal and community colleges were infused with provincial funds, and their graduates took social-service jobs in a new, fiercely secular Quebec bureaucracy.

Figures from the OECD show that, in 1995, federal and provincial funds made up 21.4% of municipal revenues; by 1999 they provided only 16.5%.

An overall deterioration is largely due to the mess in Buenos Aires province, which contains a third of the nation's population and consumes the same proportion of provincial funds.

This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 31470732); The Shandong Provincial Funds for Distinguished Young Scientists Grant (JQ201307 L.G).

An influx of provincial funding means the program will be OHIP-funded, an anomaly.

With hefty provincial funding, Shell is also among those hoping to capture CO2 emitted by one of its tar-sands upgraders.

The national MPs became the key politicians in running their provinces and districts; although they gained control over constitutionally guaranteed provincial funding, these funds were not fully delivered, and services declined after 1995, especially in the 14 mainland provinces.

Hospital officials conceded then -- and still do -- that their housekeeping staffs have been stretched thin because of cutbacks in federal and provincial funding in recent years and that sanitary conditions leave much to be desired.

Cuts in federal and provincial funding over the last 10 years have left Toronto and other cities increasingly reliant on property and business taxes to finance crucial services at a time when large companies and the wealthy have been migrating to the suburbs.