Sentence examples for shared funding from inspiring English sources
Research councils, while favouring interdisciplinary research when it enables them to distribute shared funding, are still subject to clearly defined boundaries between disciplines.
New financial support for seismic surveys in under-explored areas of the UKCS, working with industry and seeking shared funding models.
While several countries (Bangladesh, India, Nepal, the Philippines) have established national and regional networks bringing together stakeholders, and others have increased inter-ministerial commitment, via shared funding arrangements, etc., many call for stronger institutionalization/formalization of these networks (i.e., Nepal).
PassPortHealth (a company specializing in administering immunization clinics) and Epidemico (a public health data-mining company that Brownstein was involved in starting) shared funding and execution of the project with Uber.
Therefore, our survey results are not representative of problem gambling services that are independent of substance use services in Ontario, perhaps reflecting the shared funding structure discussed in the Methods.
The GN Data Coordinating Center has the responsibility to provide the network's organizational, statistical, and technical support, including the shared funding of information technology staff and site training, and regulatory adherence.
But some immediately moved to limit the amount they would need to contribute to the shared fund.
The board also could draw on the shared fund to help shut down or radically restructure failing lenders after creditors and shareholders have borne some losses.
The board also could draw on a shared fund to help close or radically restructure failing lenders after creditors and shareholders have borne some losses.
Pierre Moscovici, the French finance minister, still hailed the more limited option to use the shared fund as a victory for his country.
More accountability, power and responsibility in tax affairs for Holyrood – though "the cost of pensions, welfare and health care should be pooled and shared, funded from UK taxes".
