Sentence examples for will keep funding from inspiring English sources

The Trump administration has been serially unclear about whether it will keep funding a crucial subsidy program, known as cost-sharing reductions.

To avoid a shutdown with a budget, lawmakers need to cobble together a compromise that will keep funding the federal government through the end of the fiscal year, on 30 September.

Thus Hewlett will keep funding efforts to fight climate change, which Mr Brest says has a high risk of failure but a huge upside if it succeeds.Similarly, Mr Gregorian said that Carnegie will continue supporting causes such as the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and reforming America's school system.

In the meantime, she explained, "we will keep funding it at the same level"—which, at $28 million, is a far cry from the $120 million figure that Suresh envisioned for the program by 2016.

Intel desperately wants that business and will keep funding Micron’s NAND Flash technology in hopes of undercutting Samsung that has to be reeling from the last several months DRAM and LCD price attrition.

With regard to modernization (meaning technology investment), the service will keep funding science and technology research, and upgrades to equipment that is in the force, but largely forego development of new combat systems.

However, changing budgets and management structures are coming, I'm sure, and the political will to keep funding the NHS the way it is will dry up — everyone is trying to save money.

The ticket-buying, TV-watching public, as shallow and oblivious as it can be about anything that disrupts its game-watching and team-worshiping, will not keep funding the future agony of athletes it adored.

Now that IOM/NRC has had its say, the question is whether NIH will embrace its recommendations and whether Congress will be willing to keep funding the study.

Perhaps they will be happy to keep funding them.

There have been signs that Congress and the president will end up compromising and keep funding the federal government, thereby avoiding a shutdown.