Sentences with phrase «funding side of the equation»

And, although the funding side of the equation was not part of our original brief from CIPFA, the recent collapse of a Home Office funding formula led us to write about the strengths and weaknesses of Britain's three distinct ways of funding the police.

On the funding side of the equation, support for education has lagged the Consumer Price Index, which increased by 14.39 percent from January 2010 to this past January.

«Basically, the amount of deductible interest decreases by the amount of the ROC in the Income Fund side of the equation; but increases by a greater amount, as the funds are advanced from the HELOC for the purpose of investment on the Wealth Fund side of the equation.»

Not exact matches

Now that Abra has was a cryptocurrency funding platform, that side of the app may also help bootstrap the funds a part of the equation.

On a legal side, I thinks it's wise the way you did set - up Nusi, not doing the research directly but as independent fund sponsoring research with people on both side of the equation.

Dealing with either side of this efficiency equation has no historic precedent, and districts are unlikely to focus on these issues just because funding is cut.

Results can move in both directions, but the funding means that only results from one side of the equation get «traction.»

Government funding should be focused predominantly on the science of nano - risk characterization, because private money for these promising technologies will tend more towards the product innovation side of the equation.

However, this can be a disadvantage, such as when governments can not track funds easily, and risk losing on the tax side of the equation (which may, potentially, mean that the average taxpayer ends up paying more).