Sentence examples for upfront support from inspiring English sources

"Recommending that all schools and colleges offer university bursary competitions is tokenistic when the upfront support provided to less privileged students through EMA has already been removed".

Ministers would always have faced pressure from students to provide more upfront support and loans are the easiest way to do that, as the Tories first found in 1990.

It's the upfront living costs students need more support with.

But other institutions, which aren't so well funded, will be thinking they can't afford to spend thousands of pounds upfront to support students.

What began in the 1960s as a glorified trade show for television executives to woo marketers and sell advertising time upfront to support the coming fall TV schedule has evolved into a full-fledged bacchanal that can cost networks upward of $1 million.

Open-source companies are providing SaaS licenses, and commercial vendors are abandoning expensive upfront licenses, support and maintenance agreements.

One undeniable lesson stands out from Europe's offshore wind experiment: Consistent upfront policy support and market development drives down costs and stimulates local supply chain development.

"A commitment upfront to support creative storytellers is a positive element for the ecosystem… there are things people want to do without waiting for brand sponsorship".

Financial terms of the agreement were not fully disclosed, but they include a combination of upfront, R&D support as well as milestone payments and royalties that reflect the value of the clinical candidates being delivered.

Its success was never truly ever in doubt -- with a selective enrollment, upfront parental support, a carefully screened teaching and supervisory staff, and resources galore--any such small school, of any demographic -- would score academic excellence and similar achievements.

Publicly-approved bond issues and partnerships with private consortia can support upfront capital outlays.