Sentence examples for will be funded from from inspiring English sources

In fact, not all the investment will be funded from the government's budget.

The move comes five years after the company first bought into Serasa, and will be funded from existing bank loans.

The only thing that will stay the same is that it will be funded from general taxation.

Deficit reduction will be funded from 2011 onwards by cuts that will be identified in a spending review in the autumn if the Tories win the election.

The investment will be funded from £50m fines imposed by the Office of Rail Regulation on Network Rail in July 2014 for the late running of services.

Special schools with surplus places face funding cuts as a result of a change in the way provision for 'high needs' pupils will be funded from April 2013.

Free schools have been described as independent state schools because they will be funded directly from central government, standing outside council control.

Assuming a success rate of 10%, that means only 10 proposals will be funded, down from 40 in 2010 a "ludicrous situation," Besse says.

In all, the project will be funded by £750m from the public purse.

The acquisition will be funded in cash from the proceeds of Usaf's recent equity fund raising, and the purchase will complete by 30 June.

The new theatre will be funded through donations from trusts and foundations, as well as a public fundraising appeal that will be launched in December.