Sentence examples for restrict funds from inspiring English sources

At the start of the Afghanistan war Bahrain provided extensive basing and overflight clearances for US aircraft, and the Bahrain monetary agency moved quickly to restrict funds controlled by suspected terrorists.

Sadly, by a slim majority, the Senate Armed Services Committee voted to restrict funds to be used for the purchase of alternative fuels.

"If the State Department fails to halt the program at this time, Congress must take measures to at least temporarily restrict funds to block the refugee program," Meadows said in an email to The Huffington Post.

While the U.S. has asked for cooperation in the war on terrorism as a condition for providing aid -- a $33 million package to Pakistan was approved by the president in January -- requests from American organizations and Pakistani Christian denominations to the U.S. to restrict funds or exercise diplomatic pressure to protect minorities haven't been successful.

Amendment No. 8 -- Rep. Stearns (R-FL): The amendment would restrict funds made available in this Act from being used for the design, renovation, construction, or rental of any headquarters for the United Nations in any location in the United States.

On the one hand, the more limited measure to restrict funding failed to pass.

"However the government's decision to restrict funding to Stem subjects has limited the scope of universities to respond.

Definitions might be needed to offer tax breaks or restrict funding but I would rather we all put our collective efforts into measuring and improving our impact rather than who is and who isn't part of the club!

All too often larger donors restrict funding to particular areas, refuse to pay for core costs and demand onerous reporting — all of which jeopardises the sustainability of the charities they claim to be supporting.

Tony Burgess St Ives, Cambridgeshire  Simon Hughes's suggestion that universities reduce their intake of privately educated students is astonishing in the light of changes that restrict funding to state sixth forms and discourage (through higher tuition fees) poorer students from entering higher education.

But key lawmakers remained unswayed, according to U.S. officials who said that Congress has twice in the past two years inserted language in spending bills to restrict funding for any move to take armed drones away from the CIA.