Sentence examples for same amount of funds from inspiring English sources

USA and Europe gave about the same amount of funds to integrated condom programming, although irregular.

Family doctors say the changes have left them doing more work for the same amount of funding.

The chancellor pledged that Arts Council England (ACE) and national museums and galleries would get the same amount of funding in cash terms in 2019-20 as they do today.

This may have come as a surprise to voters who had heard you insist during the election campaign that parents could "vote Labor or Liberal and get exactly the same amount of funding for your school".

While the operational budget of the DCMS will fall by 20%, the spending review promises that Arts Council England, national museums and galleries will get the same amount of funding in 2019-20 as they do today.

Tony Abbott went to the 2013 election promising "you can vote Liberal or Labor and you'll get exactly the same amount of funding for your school" but he later recanted.

Before last year's election Abbott insisted he was on a "unity ticket" with Labor on the Gonski school funding deal and repeatedly promised parents could "vote Labor or Liberal and get exactly the same amount of funding for your school".

Since July 2015 she has continued to receive the same amount of funding from Independent Living Fund Scotland, which the Scottish government decided to set up to replicate the ILF and guarantee 2,800 users the same level of support they had previously.

His argument that the promise was "plural" – matching total funding for all schools – comes despite the education minister, Christopher Pyne, declaring before the election: "You can vote Liberal or Labor and you'll get exactly the same amount of funding for your school".

But although the ECB has said that it would maintain overall levels of its liquidity lifeline to Greece's private banks, it added that lenders would have to pledge more assets to gain the same amount of funding – a de facto tightening of terms for Greek banks as they are already running perilously short of cash.

"If the Navy receives the same amount of funding for ship construction in the next 30 years as it has over the past three decades, it will not be able to afford all of the purchases in the 2012 plan," said the Congressional Budget Office in a report published in June.