Sentence examples for would rather fund from inspiring English sources

In other words, the Jerusalem municipality would rather fund the construction of more illegal settlements than provide Palestinian children with an adequate learning environment.

The leader of the council would rather fund specific projects for each community," says Si-Ahmed, who grew up in a nearby tower block.

Even affluent Arabs would rather fund Hollywood and Bollywood productions, rather than give money to a local filmmaker to make a film about this little known culture in need of a bridge to global understanding.

"Most banks in Latin America don't like to fund new ventures; they'd rather fund companies that already exist.

"Universities aren't as interested in funding the applications of cutting-edge science, they'd rather fund its creation," says Rostami-Hodjegan.

At Foo Camp this June, I tried to convince Paul Graham to start a Y-Combinator in Nairobi; he chuckled and said he'd rather fund an incubator for less glamorous businesses, like gas stations and plumbers.

Donors would generally rather fund a project than invest in building an organisation.

"The people providing the funding are already convinced it works, so they would rather just fund actual seeding operations," he says.

Congress has already passed long-term funding bills for 75percentt of the government, and the only thing holding up the remaining portion is Trump's wall, which hasn't won the president much love at the Capitol, even from his allies who support the wall but would rather fully fund the government at new levels.

He would rather be funded directly by Parliament, like his Scottish counterpart, Kevin Dunion, who enjoys a proportionally bigger budget.

"They would rather be funding, you know, direct advocates of the causes they care about," Mr. Sassoon said.