Sentence examples for through funding from from inspiring English sources

My work Creating the Spectacle! began life in 2010 and was made possible through funding from the Arts Council England.

The messages are also delivered on radio, television and in supplements in the nation's newspapers through funding from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation of Menlo Park, Calif.

In its draft report the Productivity Commission recommended writers should make up their lost incomes through funding from the Australia Council.

The Oxford system, developed through funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, could be extended so that each car downloads data from passing cars, or over the internet via 3G and 4G connections to a central system.

It is the result of eight meetings of the Patchogue Riverfront Advisory Committee, business and recreational surveys and extensive planning work carried out by Suffolk County through funding from New York State.

"It is shocking to find out the UN, through funding from the US and UK, have supported the regime's blood banks while the same regime targeted, tortured and killed medics and activists who were trying to smuggle supplies to save the lives of the victims of regime atrocities".

The manuscript was prepared through funding from the United States Forest Service (Agreement Number 13-CR-11242305-098).

In 2009, the Mathematical Association of America, through funding from the National Science Foundation, launched its study of Characteristics of Successful Programs in College Calculus1 (CSPCC).

In the UK, through funding from the University Modernisation Fund, EduServ is offering a cloud computing service [37] that may well compare favourably to Amazon's EC2 service as it does not charge for traffic into the Janet network.

Our university partnered with the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission and used pass-through funds from the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) for student time and travel, and created a watershed framework plan.

Some mortgage companies originate and close mortgages in their own names through funds from third parties, typically other banks — a practice known in the industry as table funding.