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He said government funds helped advance his work until gasoline prices dropped a few years later, and public funding disappeared.

The Democratic presidential candidate had previously said he would accept public funding which limits the amount campaigns can spend.

University research on IT has been a major beneficiary of public funding for research and development.

Candidates can accept public funding or opt out of the system and avoid its limits on contributions and spending.

The public funding that was meant to encourage nobler callings will, ironically, be the undoing of it all.

In parallel, prospects are poor to see public funding catch up with these trends.

THE last time Stephen Harper tried to cripple his rivals by cutting their public funding, it almost cost him his job.

III . Universities need sufficient , reliable and sustainable public funding with appropriate accountability mechanisms .

Those patients who get public money are usually offered only one IF cycle, and in some areas there is no public funding of IF at all.

NSF will solicit grants from both private and public funding sources that have mutual interest in the goals of The Foundation.

Public funding would lead to a public standard-setting (Ms Lagarde is already talking about it) that would stifle insight and innovation.

These include government agencies and departments, patent offices, and both private and public funding organisations.

Universities largely expect public funding for teaching to decrease over the coming years .

How does public funding alter this clash between the private and the public in journalism?

Little good comes from allowing private entrepreneurs to bet with public funds, so public funding leads inexorably to public control.

The Senate Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid said that letting public funding expire would have far-reaching consequences.

The public funding requirement has risen by 5. 9 billion pounds -- to be paid by the Exchequer and the National Lottery.

The government will have to move back to a model of public funding for infrastructure.

It is crucial to stress that income received from additional funding sources cannot replace sufficient public funding.

Direct public funding mostly comes to the university as a block grant .

That bill is a hybrid between traditional public funding and small-dollar donations.

Particularly in its early days, he says, public funding played a key role.

Passion is the driver of inventors and innovators, not buildings and public funding.

One idea under consideration is enhanced public funding for journalism.

Generous public funding of basic science would lead to considerable benefits for the country's health, wealth and security.

Public funding for research will only partly compensate for this.

The idea of public funding for the press stirs deep unease in American culture.

Yet, despite this need, the government has made it clear that no public funding will be provided to establish new colleges.

Most of the public funding is federal money to support capital purchases.

"We expect many will use the three-year LTRO in case [public] funding markets were to remain closed for 2012. "

Public funding of campaigns, her great hope, got no closer.

The rationale behind public funding of elite athletes is that success at the top will lead to greater public participation.

And we must address inefficient distribution systems, and the lack of sufficient public funding for medicines.

But there are ways around this, such as more generous public funding for candidates that choose not to take private contributions.

They want to lower running costs by 10%, anticipating a squeeze in public funding.

They are still guaranteed two seats in India's parliament, yet public funding for their schools was stopped in 1961.

The Republicans' "Pledge to America" , presented to voters last year, included a promise to bar public funding for abortions.

In America, it's a divided model; there is some public funding but also sponsorship and "viewers like you. "

the ethnic minority areas; the non-public funding foundations; governance capacity; public service;