Sentence examples for with more funds from inspiring English sources

The passing of the act, along with more funds for tackling homophobic bullying in schools, "redressed the balance with Labour", she says.

All or nothing campaigns tend to be more successful, with more funds raised due to the sense of urgency the chosen timeframe creates.

Still, Mr Kaeppelin would rather be persuasive than forceful.But if nothing is done, either the Maeght family or the French government will have to step in with more funds.

Valls suggested EU nations would have to "invest massively in their security systems", with more funds needed for "manpower, technology to face the types of threats that we will have to face".

If this plan fails — as it almost surely will — it's unlikely that he'll be able to persuade Congress to come up with more funds to do what he should have done in the first place.

The London Review of Books essay, "How to Start a Battalion in Five Easy Lessons," begins with a description of a rebel commander withdrawing his fighters from an important rebel defensive position in Aleppo because a donor in the Gulf is willing to provide him with more funds and weapons.

With more funding, the invention could make its way to Ghana and Tanzania as well.

(It is a trip he will combine with more fund-raising).

But, he said, "You have to come up with more funding".

With more funding, it will be easier to turn yesterday's wallflowers into tomorrow's crops of choice.

With more funding slashed, efficiency savings will make way to officers on the ground, because there are no more ways to save in other areas.