Sentence examples for subventions from from inspiring English sources
Finally, we are appreciative of subventions from Barnard College.
Despite its name, it did not get subventions from the monarch.
This book received subventions from the Graham Foundation, Andrew Wyeth Foundation for American Art Publications, and, at Cornell, the Clarence Stein Institute and AAP's architecture department.
Increasingly, these countries are paying the bills themselves (they already stump up more than half of it), but it will be a while before subventions from the rich world cease to be needed.Second, the inability of existing drugs to clear the virus from the body means money needs to be spent on finding drugs that do.
MMBs have started developing strategies on how to assist the vulnerable with water sector issues (e.g., subventions from the municipality budgets, social tariffs by water utilities, etc).
Furthermore, CHMT members in both districts confirmed that pregnant women were occasionally paying for SP given for IPTp purposes at the private HFs especially when there were no subventions from the government side.
Pandaemonium has been produced for the BBC with a generous subvention from the Lottery fund.
Security, the bugbear of divided communities, has at last come under local control, lubricated by a £1bn subvention from Gordon Brown in 2009.
Repayment of the subvention from royalties is required, except for an author's first published book-length study or monograph.
"Many of them see the financial benefits of this for England because once Scotland is gone then the state subvention from London is gone.
The comparison with the Barnett formula, which sets the level of Scottish subvention from the UK Treasury, is unclear, but the pieces are not "scattered around".
