Sentence examples for that could fund from inspiring English sources

Deans and provosts can't remove elderly professors who take up slots that could fund two or three younger colleagues.

Money that could fund affordable housing, income subsidies, and allowances for first-time homeowners instead just helps rich people pay for their houses.

The international health, human rights and development bodies that could fund and conduct research or support local efforts to contain the problem are distinguished only by their silence.

Paying for ecosystem services, in particular Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation, has been widely lauded in the media, including by you, as a mechanism that could fund (forest) conservation more sustainably.

If I could print out a few words, put them up around the room and call it a "museum", perhaps that would be the "project" that could fund our space.

"Priti Patel should work with fellow ministers to put poorer countries' needs at the heart of plans to tackle tax dodging, which robs poor countries of at least $170bn a year that could fund schools and hospitals".

Johnson said: "I don't see why a regressive tax should fund programmes that could be funded without subsidy.

True, a few big firms, such as Pfizer, the global leader, feel that in Europe they lose profits that could otherwise fund new research (or go to shareholders).

The next weeks will tell whether taxing health benefits is another financing dead end or the beginning of a policy reversal that could actually fund ObamaCare.

Slat hopes to upcycle the collected debris into products that could help fund the next cleanup.

At that time, Bomis was attempting to obtain advertising revenue for Nupedia and the company was optimistic that it could fund the project with ad space on Nupedia.com.