Sentence examples for taking funding from inspiring English sources

This won't happen by taking funding away from the capital and putting at risk the progress that has been made.

He said he would have supported YGAM taking funding from the Responsible Gambling Trust (RGT), a charity that distributes contributions from the industry to other charities.

Food & Water Watch castigated the National Academy for taking funding from biotechnology firms and using "pro-GMO scientists" to write its reports.

"The government is always talking about taking funding away from the police, so I think it was their perfect opportunity to say: well, look what's happened.

He does not support taking funding from the public school system, necessarily, to fund this, but he does feel that low-income children deserve the same access to education.

The DWP added that it had also given an extra £1.7m to Scottish councils for the next financial year for vulnerable claimants, taking funding to £15.2m, and insisted it had a "very strong housing safety net" already in place.

Still, the rally has continued, taking fund portfolios up with it.

I started taking funds from the restaurant and charging back the credits to the company.

These special moves cost money earned by taking fund-raising control of states.

Indeed I question the advisability of Oxford taking funds from the Templeton Foundation for this kind of work.

(Taking funds from research is also less difficult politically than getting it from agriculture, the commission admits).