Sentence examples for which will be funded from inspiring English sources

One initiative which will be funded again this year is the ABC's Mental As Week.

The embassy, which will be funded by business sponsorship, aims to attract politicians as well as business types.

The World Service, which will be funded by the BBC under the new licence fee agreement, currently has an annual Foreign Office grant of £272m.

A year at the school, which will be funded by the government, will cost £16,000, the same as other specialist schools.

Tenants who take up the right to buy will receive a discount of up to £104,000 on the sale price, which will be funded from the forced sale of empty council homes.

The whole project, which will be funded mainly by local and international donors, is expected to cost P250-300m (£3.4-4m) and will be ready in time for next year's rainy season in April.

Euro zone states, which will be funding the majority of the second €109 billion bailout, are also locked in talks about a Finnish demand to get collateral to secure its contribution to the bailout.

Capco will have to pay the council £15m, of which £10m will be funded of the agreement is not reached.

They determine not only which technologies will be funded, but also how, when and at what level they will be reimbursed.

The board members decide which projects will be funded and these may include projects that have nothing to do with rhinos or even wildlife, such as "rural development".

The drive to improve efficiency (to achieve the greatest health benefit for the greatest number) leads to inequities since not all treatments can be provided for all people and an a priori judgement has been made about which treatments will be funded on the basis of the principles of efficiency of national resource allocation.