public funding

On the other, I have concern about public funding of art.

If it's built, it will have to be through private and public funding.

They shared a common interest in public funding of religious schools.

And what do you think he meant by "No public funding."

"And these are the very projects for which access to public funding is make or break."

We believe that there should be public funding for the arts and culture.

"The real crisis here is the lack of public funding."

We need public funding that is sufficient to meet these needs.

Many of the jobs in the area are dependent on public funding.

It is a private club, with no direct public funding.

He said the partial public funding had nothing to do with his decision.

Public funding for research is no way to resolve this sort of problem.

For public funding, there is a return expected as well, and it can take many forms.

People from the wrong side of the tracks have received less public funding than others.

After 1870, public funding began to be provided for elementary education among working people.

Anyone who wants to produce for the world market is free to do so, but should not then receive public funding.

You have suggested a number of them, particularly a better division between private and public funding.

I would like to highlight two specific issues: first, public funding.

Public funding and provision also plays a major role in higher education.

The school was granted public funding from 1984, since which time a further four similar schools have opened.

Music education is the most neglected part of public funding for the arts.

Various city and county officials said it was unlikely the public funding would be found for such a project.

The debate over public funding, community standards and contemporary art has been going on for a long time.

Public funding for member institutions is distributed by the Board.

It isn't always easy, but last year every student received public funding.