Sentence examples for under fund from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under fund" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "underfund," which is used to describe a situation where something is not provided with enough funding or financial resources. Example: "The project was underfund, leading to delays and incomplete work."
Another reason for the lack of interest so far, some legal experts said, is that people can use their own lawyers, and may be able to file claims themselves under fund rules that the Department of Justice is expected to issue soon.
House Republicans originally shut down the government to defund the Affordable Care Act (because the 46 votes to repeal it and numerous efforts to under fund it have already failed).
Improve pensions and continue to rescue the arts from serious under-funding.
It says that bed blocking is the result of years of under-funding of social services.
The pace of change has been speeded up by the Government amid rising demand and significant under-funding.
Universities in Britain are currently under-funded by about £900m a year, and student finance cannot be separated from university funding as a whole.
Systematic under-funding of municipal services in the east also drove many Palestinians to live in nearby Ramallah or Bethlehem, in the West Bank.
Critics warned this weekend that government under-funding of the new service could leave terrified victims unable to get through to the helpline.
Mr Blair bravely attempted to tackle the chronic under-funding of higher education by introducing variable university tuition fees, albeit capped at an unreasonably low £3,000 $$5,700).
"Thus, in Libya, Muammar Qaddafi severely under-funded the military while ensuring that his sons commanded the most highly trained and best-equipped militias".
The union has warned that sixth form colleges are in danger of disappearing if the government fails to address long-term under-funding.
