Sentence examples for universal funding from inspiring English sources

The select committee report last week also suggested a public service broadcasting commission that will allow the universal funding mechanism – the licence fee – to be used for other things and not just the BBC output.

However, it says the BBC must "set the gold standard" among UK broadcasters, and because of its universal funding via the licence fee, the corporation has a further duty to represent minorities and the regions.

In short, the basic economic needs of scientists would be met…Universal funding would completely change the scientific system, as people from all over the world and from all backgrounds would be empowered to take on science careers.

Because right now many institutions face deep, universal funding challenges due to stock market losses, reductions in charitable giving, and lost government resources.

And as for the latter problem, the issue is not so much lack of universal funding for families as what Coles describes as the "inequality of arms" between them and the state.

While the Act directs the Office of Refugee Resettlement to provide all refugees with English language education, this rarely happens because of a lack of universal funding to local resettlement agencies that provide the education.

A Universal Fund would temper the political power of the ultra-wealthy and redistribute income and wealth more equally.

The Universal Fund would integrate the interests of natural persons and corporate legal persons in a manner far more symbiotic and mutually beneficial than is possible today.

This could be done by requiring the Universal Fund's managers to vote the shares of companies held in the Universal Portfolio as Universal Shareholders direct, at the Fund's expense.

On Wednesday night the Lords stood up for basic principles of trade unionism and opposed the gerrymandering of Labour party funds unbalanced by universal party funding reform.

The five that do not provide universal public funding provide publicly funded vaccine to specific populations on the basis of age group, occupation, or health status, including children and adults who have chronic health conditions.