Sentence examples for unit funding from inspiring English sources

"A few companies such as I.B.M., Motorola and Cargill pursue corporate entrepreneurship by establishing and supporting formal organizations with significant dedicated funds or active influence over business unit funding".

Canadian researchers have had to become accustomed to doing more with less; in a recent international survey, Canadian astronomy ranked first in impact per unit funding.

The government's Success for All agenda, the 1% real-terms increase in unit funding, the abolition of annual efficiency saving and the appointment of Jane Williams as director of teacher and learning signal our commitment to the sector.

However for these additional and timely vaccinations to occur on the dialysis unit funding would be required to sustain the vaccination programme.

On two occasions it is known that the PNG mobile squad, a special police unit funded by the Australian government, has attempted entry to the Manus camp.

The final core part of the fire-prevention project is the Masyarakat Peduli Api, a community-based firefighter unit funded by the Indonesian government and the United Nations Environment Programme UNEPP) that patrols Dosan several times a day.

He had been born, he explained, in Laos, the son of an officer in a special guerrilla unit funded by the C.I.A. "I was never a soldier," he said.

Knai and all but one of her seven co-authors work for the policy innovation research unit at the LSHTM, an independent unit funded by the Department of Health's policy research programme to analyse whether new policy approaches result in the expected benefits.

Barry was promoting a mobile cancer awareness unit funded by England players.

The team is part of a collaborative research unit funded by the German Research Foundation DFGG) which is focused on the formation of self-organized nanostructures through low-energy ion beams (FOR 845).

"Criminals are resorting to low-tech deception crimes designed to dupe customers into parting with their cards, Pins and financial passwords," said Detective Inspector David Timmins, from the Dedicated Cheque and Plastic Crime Unit, a specialist unit funded by the industry.