Sentence examples for surge fund from inspiring English sources
For now, the budget for the program will come from the India fund but, in the long term, Singh said a dedicated Surge fund could be created.
Mr. Soros proposes surge funding, taking advantage of the EU's AAA rating to provide long-term development funding to the frontline states of Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon.
Andrew Tyler Director, Animal Aid "After [David Cameron] took office in 2010, annual funding for flood defences was slashed by 27%", with Labour's surge in funding in response to the 2007 floods "halted by the coalition in 2010".
He has enjoyed a surge in fund-raising in recent months, after struggling much of last year, and absorbed many former fund-raisers for Mitt Romney, Rudolph W. Giuliani and other Republican rivals who were not on his initial list.
There is little sign so far of a sudden surge in funding from other European governments.
The surge in funding under Labour was halted by the coalition in 2010.
The surge in fund-raising for Mr. Romney came even as he clinched the delegates necessary to become the Republican nominee — a green light for Republican donors who might have been on the sidelines throughout the primary process.
But the surge in fund-raising for Mr. Romney may begin to even the scales, at least as far as the campaigns and their official party support is concerned.
Even with a recent surge in fund-raising for Republican candidates, Democratic candidates have outraised their opponents over all by more than 30 percent in the 109 House races The New York Times has identified as in play.
In the statement Mr. Cain's chief of staff, Mark Block, wrote: "The surge in fund-raising we have experienced recently has put us into a position to take our message to Republican primary voters across the nation.
The surge in fund-raising for Mr. Romney in May came as he clinched the delegates necessary to become the Republican nominee — a green light for Republican donors who might have been on the sidelines throughout the primary process.
