Sentence examples for unrestricted operating from inspiring English sources

A majority of foundation leaders polled in the studies acknowledged that unrestricted operating funds were better and more effective for grantees.

"I am a passionate supporter of unrestricted operating support," said Margot Knight, president and chief executive of United Arts of Central Florida, which raises funds for arts and science organizations.

An additional $50,000 provided unrestricted operating funds for the DCC's present-day needs.

The better, non-delusional approach above would be to have the grantee submit a two-page letter describing what they do and how unrestricted operating funds might be used, plus just enough financial information to let you know that your $5,000 investment is an acceptable percentage of the organization's overall budget.

This work was supported by an unrestricted operating grant from The Arthritis Society (Canada).

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/14/83/prepub The study was funded through unrestricted operating grants by the James Wallace McCutcheon Foundation, and the Access Ambulatory Spine Surgery Research and Education Program Fund, Toronto General and Western Hospital Foundation.

Unfortunately, many funders are reluctant, or even unwilling, to pay their fair share of administrative costs, especially when these costs are characterized as "overhead". This tendency is exacerbated by many funders' unwillingness to provide organizations with unrestricted general operating support.

Having the entire flow-control system on the outside of the ladle and the inside of the ladle completely unrestricted is necessary for operating with long holding times and for certain steel treatments conducted in the ladle.

Using New York State Cultural Data Project profiles and calculations established by Nonprofit Finance Fund, the analysis shows the majority walking thin financial lines in service to the art form--with very slim (sometimes negative) operating margins, little unrestricted cash, and negative unrestricted liquid net assets.

To cover the operating gap, $5.3 million of unrestricted gifts, grants, and bequests to MIT were used instead of being placed in the endowment.

In fiscal year 1992, the operating gap was $13.1 million and $6.8 million of unrestricted gifts were used to reduce the deficit to $6.2 million.