Sentence examples for scope to fund from inspiring English sources

After building costs, profit margin and land, there is still scope to fund some affordable homes.

It may be unrealistic to tear down all structural, disciplinary, and financial silos, although donors do have scope to combine funding streams and management units.

And the analysis of Oxford colleges' accounts suggests there is some scope to absorb lower funding by cutting costs.The government's decision to start charging university students £1,000 a year for their tuition also opens a potential escape route for Oxbridge.

"With offshore funds there is a lot more scope to charge things to the fund, and what constitutes the management fee is a grey area," explains Fitzrovia's managing director Adam Fox.

ETFs were created in the U.S. and Canada to offer investors products that were similar in scope to index-based mutual funds but were less expensive and more easily tradeable.

Although these evaluations focused on specific research programmes rather than an overall programme they were of similar funding scope to the HHSRF and also evaluated by the payback framework.

This, said analysts, gave the Fed the scope to cut its main federal funds rate at its next meeting on September 18. Mr Bernanke will be hoping he will not have to do that.

"While there is scope to improve productivity, unless this funding is found, patients will bear the cost as staff numbers are cut, waiting times rise and quality of care deteriorates".

There is scope for green investment to fund schemes to protect ecosystems for migratory fish.

Under Sadik, a Pakistani gynecologist known for promoting women's rights, the fund expanded its scope to tackling maternal mortality and the spread of AIDS.

Largely free of regulation, hedge funds have more scope to gamble on the market than traditional investment vehicles.