Sentence examples for which funnels from inspiring English sources
Even the welcome pupil premium, which funnels extra money to schools with poorer intakes, will struggle to do much more than shield them against retrenchment.
Hence policies such as the pupil premium, which funnels extra funding to pupils from poor households, and academy sponsorship, an effort adopted from Labour to transform struggling schools.
"It's to achieve the function of the classic old boys' club, which funnels very easy advice and access and opportunity," Ms. Sklar said.
James M. Carroll, chairman of the Bergen County Board of Freeholders, which funnels $24.8 million in county taxes annually to Bergen Academies, said that superintendents "want to be territorial" because "no one wants to lose customers".
Every previous government's attempt to remove the subsidy, which funnels a quarter of the £15.5bn annual government budget to a well-connected cartel of fuel importers, has floundered amid mass protests.
The volatility was not quite as severe on the New York Stock Exchange, which funnels all trades in a particular stock through a single market maker called a specialist, who has responsibility for matching buyers and sellers.
She was second after the short program, which funneled excitement into the free skate.
A10 The groups that participated in the exploitation of the United Nations oil-for-food program, which funneled $1.8 billion in illicit profits to Saddam Hussein, included many industrial giants.
What we don't need is the false promise of private school vouchers, which funnel public money into private schools that are not accountable.
A machine fed them into sconce-like wall fixtures, which funnel the wood to the manufactory's brick-lined ovens twenty-four hours a day.
Most significant, the governor is proposing to eliminate local redevelopment agencies, which funnel hundreds of millions of dollars to real estate projects meant to improve struggling areas.
