Sentence examples for recognised funding from inspiring English sources

As the urgent requirement for practically viable and cost-effective strategies for household air pollution becomes increasingly recognised, funding opportunities to identify and evaluate potential interventions are also increasing, but remain limited.

This is an ethical responsibility that must be recognised by funding agencies and researchers who have an interest in conducting research in developing countries [ 10].

The high prevalence of MS in the North of Scotland should be recognised in funding of care for MS and for studies of disease prevention.

At the same time, the expert-led research council grants recognise and fund exciting new research, and have a pretty good track record of identifying the most important work to fund.

It also recognised that, despite funding challenges and an uncertain political climate, the UK museums sector was thriving.

Lord Wigley said Lord Barnett was among the first to recognise that the funding formula in his name needed radical reform.

But despite recognising the funding problem, the public are not yet ready for radical change.

"We would expect them to do that job but what we recognise with funding cuts is there is a lot they would like to do better.

As the OECD has recognised, our student funding system is fair and sustainable.

"As the OECD has recognised, our student funding system is sustainable, supporting our world-class universities while ensuring graduates only pay back when they are earning above £21,000.

The National Theatre and the ROH, it was confirmed, applied for less money because "we recognised the overall funding problems ACE faces", according to Tony Hall, the ROH's chief executive.