Sentence examples for should only fund from inspiring English sources

"A number of people took this to mean that the N.E.A. should only fund large institutions," he wrote.

Rep. Smith goes on to argue that the NSF should only fund projects that "advance the national health, prosperity or welfare" or "secure the national defense".

As he got ready for this year's G8, the President suggested that the US should only fund programs to treat ½ million more people.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg spoke out against Addabbo and López for their connections with the program, saying that Scientology is "not science, and we should only fund those programs that reputable scientists believe will stand the light of day".

Romney's position -- that the federal government should only fund research that doesn't involve embryos -- is based on a misunderstanding of stem cells and of how science works, Goldstein said.

One famously compared the case to supporting opera: a cultural luxury that should only be funded if there was spare money.

"If there are only two positions – and there is only funding for two – they should be separate age and disability discrimination commissioners".

Places should only usually be funded for those under 25, not older workers, and apprentices should be new recruits, not existing employees, it will say.

Arguably you should count only funds that are open to new money.

John Longworth, director general of the BCC, said: "If within the next six months there is no prospect of growth... you might have to consider actually borrowing more money but you should only do it to fund areas that the market would forgive".

"By its own logic," says Charo, Lamberth's ban on funding "should only apply to... cell lines that are being derived now".