Sentences with phrase «funding dwindling»

With government funding dwindling due to budgetary constraints, CPA needs our help to continue to provide these important services.

As the FHA's reserve fund dwindled last decade, the agency raised its mortgage insurance premiums five times to help offset its losses.

Then, after a spate of bad loans last decade, the group's reserve fund dwindled below its congressionally - mandated minimum, which is two percent of the value of all outstanding FHA loans.

Access, as an issue, falls further down the priority list as government funds dwindle.

The board's decision to commission a study on the issue was driven by frustration with trying to improve schools for the district's 44,000 students as funding dwindles.

Then, after a spate of bad loans last decade, the group's reserve fund dwindled below its congressionally - mandated minimum, which is two percent of the value of all outstanding FHA loans.

Sometimes, we don't always pay close attention to the speed at which our funds dwindle in our bank accounts.

As the FHA's reserve fund dwindled last decade, the agency raised its mortgage insurance premiums five times to help offset its losses.

Refugees will create more jobs, increase demand for services and products, and fill gaps in European workforces — while their wages will help fund dwindling pensions pots and public finances, says Philippe Legrain, a former economic adviser to the president of the European commission.

Economies are faltering world - wide, industries and corporations are looking for bailouts and individuals are seeing their retirement funds dwindle.

With pension funds dwindling, the Public Pension Project — created by the Urban Institute's Program on Retirement Policy and State and Local Finance Initiative — is working toward reform by examining current public pension trends and activity throughout the U.S..

Not exact matches

But if deposits dwindle at a bank, it might have to pay a lot more for funding from other sources, or it might have to curtail lending, which would crimp its profits.

Commodity hedge funds have dwindled in recent years as oil prices slumped, leaving only a handful of larger players, including Hall, who ran the Astenbeck Capital Management fund until deciding to close it following losses this year.

After buying North America's largest mountain resort chain for US$ 2.8 billion in 2006 (around half with debt), the hedge fund has seen its equity stake dwindle to almost nothing.

But today, his fund, which once grew as large as $ 36 billion under management in 2011, has dwindled to $ 10 billion, following double - digit losses on wrong - footed bets on drug companies in 2016.

Seeing my potential funding pool dwindling rapidly before me, I became discouraged and weary to even open their responses.

The governor said he issued an executive order Friday to halt the erosion of the bank's dwindling liquidity by allowing withdrawals only to fund necessary costs for health, public safety and education services.

To keep them from dwindling too fast, retirees are often told to start with a balanced portfolio — perhaps putting 60 percent into stock funds and 40 percent into bonds.

Workers who cashed out because they were watching their account balances dwindle in the stock market carnage following the 2008 debacle, could have instead liquidated the mutual funds inside the 401 (k) and rolled over the cash to their own IRA at an institution of their choice.

While this model seems to be a straightforward and essentially a «win - win» for both the userbase and development team, there is risk that if development is slow then the amount and value in the development fund will dwindle and potentially leave the coin stagnant.

Higher Withdrawal Rate Due to unforeseen circumstances, you might be forced to withdraw funds at a higher rate than planned, making your savings dwindle more quickly than expected.

«[They] might be among the dwindling group of Americans who will get a pension and will benefit from having an employer who set aside retirement funds for them.»

As interest in the supernatural has dwindled, the vacated churches, synagogues and mosques in the USA were sold off and the proceeds invested in a fund which, under the XXV Amendment to the US Const.itution, could only be used to further scientific education and environmental awareness and protection.

The doubters have dwindled to an insignificant minority, lobbing increasingly erratic volleys from their Exxon - funded bunkers.

It seems that Wenger does well in getting mediocre players to punch above their weight, but now that he has given the funds to invest in stars the underdog team spirit has dwindled away.

In the past previous funds raised have also gone to the purchase of new diapers when our donated supply has dwindled so it is important that families and companies continue to donate their new and used diapers.

With federal funding for community projects dwindling again this year, the Southold Town Board is setting aside most of the money it receives for renovations at the Fishers Island Theater, according to town documents.

In his weekly conversation with WBFO News, Buffalo News Political Reporter Bob McCarthy discusses the troubles of the Erie County Democratic Party and the dwindling treasury funds for Sergio Rodriguez.

«Dwindling nature of the 60 % funding from government is so worrisome and we don't even get what we ask for in our budgets presented to government.»

Over time the state's general fund contribution to the MTA has dwindled to all of $ 7 million per year (the MTA's annual budget is over $ 12 billion).

Dwindling teacher retention and low schools funding had, by the mid-1990s, led class sizes, particularly in primary schools, to be regarded as something of a crisis.

As the Syrian civil war rages on, desperately needed funding for humanitarian aid in the country has begun to dwindle, Grandi said, lamenting that very little of the billions promised at an international donor's conference in Brussels in April had so far materialised.

But the commission also suggested allowing more private funding to make up for dwindling state and federal investment in hospitals.

Local school officials who did respond cited the need to save existing programs, restore services cut in prior years or conserve dwindling reserve funds.

It was the most logical and legal conclusion the Court of Appeal should have reached to save dwindling public funds to be used again to conduct another election, having nullified the election of Ekwunife on the grounds of non-qualification which means, in the eyes of the law, the PDP candidate was never a candidate.

Mayor Bloomberg's lead against potential Democratic rivals dwindles: Mayor Bloomberg's re-election prospects have been set back by Albany's decision to not fund the West Side stadium project.

She said mid last week that in the face of dwindling oil revenues the Federal Government has borrowed N473billion to pay salaries and fund the 2015 budget.

Because that bad mentorship - bad project - toxic lab - dwindling funding issue - thing can crop up at any time in someone's academic experience.

Funding for such agricultural research in general has been dwindling in recent years, according to the Washington, D.C. — based International Food Policy Research Institute.

Without new missions supplying data for analysis, funding for Venus research has dwindled, leading to fewer students entering the field — and a smaller constituency to lobby for missions.

In the years since he took his stance on HIV, he has seen his resources dwindle, but he has also been cut loose from the strings that come with public funding.

Zarba, who recently retired from the director role at EPA's Science Advisory Board Staff Office, noted funding for the STAR program had been dwindling «for quite some time,» mainly because it was the easiest way to cut ORD's budget.

The gas tax - supported U.S. Highway Trust Fund is rapidly dwindling and is headed for bankruptcy in 2014.

With classroom budgets dwindling, teachers face an uphill battle to find funding for classroom supplies.

When funds for the school's recycling effort began to dwindle, Shroufe reached out beyond the school, writing and acquiring grants from local organizations, such as the Clackamas County Recycling Partnership.

Indiana's new voucher program that provides state - funded scholarships to private schools, the nation's broadest, is proving to be a boon for Roman Catholic schools that nationwide have been struggling against dwindling enrollment numbers for years.

Yet, as the same local paper reported, proposals for «boutique» schools «spark resentment from parents who say the specialty schools will drain dwindling public funds from well - functioning school districts.»

Many public school teachers have vehemently opposed such efforts, especially as state education funding has dwindled since the Great Recession.

In the years since, dwindling state funding forced school districts across North Carolina to improvise, shifting classroom teacher resources to fund enhancement teachers.

It's the latest intervention in the school funding crisis, following growing reports of dwindling budgets.