Sentence examples for rather than funded from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Belgians, Dutch, and French as well as the British preferred to introduce in their colonies laws imposing liability on employers rather than funded insurance schemes.

Evidence elsewhere around the frequency of use of mixed methods research is based on publications rather than funded studies and thus there is no evidence to support or refute this finding.

But her murder is also a potent little Molotov cocktail, fuelling rebellion rather than funding redemption.

Like the EU, Britain said it would simply hand much of its increased aid to Mr Kibaki's government, rather than funding projects run by charities.

Rather than funding a single research scientist to solve the problem, it adopted an approach that has lately become known as "crowdsourcing".

"Rather than funding the sale of affordable homes by selling other affordable homes, councils can help the government raise money by building more new homes.

In March, the science minister Jo Johnson told the same committee that the government intended to facilitate rather than fund the development of a spaceport.

Social businesses clearly want to grab market share but often must rely on the strength of their idea, rather than funding.

Distressed firms usually struggle to raise new funding thanks to a problem known as "debt overhang": new cash is diverted to pay off debts rather than fund new investments.

Since there is only limited ability to fund these benefits on a tax-advantaged basis, the majority of companies, including Verizon, pay these costs out of corporate cash rather than fund the obligations years in advance.

"If their purpose is, say, to eliminate food deserts, they may see supporting a grocery store chain as the best way of doing that rather than funding a nonprofit program".