24 Slow and Steady Fund-Raising A number of Democratic presidential candidates have started monthly contribution plans on the Internet, attracting donations that, while modest, are given repeatedly.
A poor performance can close a department, while a top rating means steady funding.
"We've made fairly steady progress since, thanks to steady funding, and the Global Fund has played a key role".
HP has taken advantage of this loophole to provide steady funding for its American operations from Belgian and Cayman subsidiaries.
He was a "modern-day gypsy" at first, he says, moving from archive to archive without tenure or steady funding, wheedling librarians and hiring indifferent research assistants.
Humanitarian aid depends on regular appeals to donors rather than a steady funding stream, but the intense and demanding conflict work of the last five years has meant the gap between appeals and actual funding has widened.
The city's administrative officer Miguel Santana, who briefed reporters on the eve of the mayor's announcement, agreed homelessness programmes needed steady funding streams to replace next year's one-time-only funding sources.
Investors worried that Morgan Stanley, like Lehman and Merrill, would face liquidity problems and need to find a new parent with access to deposits and steady funding, or face failure.
The process of closing the achievement gap will require a steady funding stream and determination by the Bush administration to put pressure on districts that flout the new law.
It plans to do even more of this, which should provide it with a steady funding stream.But securitisation markets for private loans, which make up 15% of Sallie's portfolio (the other 85% is guaranteed by the government), are not certain to remain liquid.
Their overall hope, they say, is that it will mean steady funding increases for the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
