Meanings of face a funding in English

But Auckland mayor Len Brown said road tolls must be introduced sooner rather than later or the city would face a funding gap.

But without reform, we predict councils will face a funding gap of £9.5bn by the end of the decade.

Several top universities have announced they face a funding shortfall that threatens language courses and departments after changes to the way research funding is allocated.

The Local Government Association estimated in 2018 that adult social care services would face a funding gap of £1.5bn by 2019-20and £3.5bn by 2024-25.

The U.N. World Food Programme is also facing a funding shortfall.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the system is facing a funding crisis.

It will say that the sector is facing a funding crisis unless new sources of income are found.

Channel 4 is facing a funding gap of 150 million pounds by 2012.

The Wellington branch says it too is facing a funding shortfall and cannot afford to hire staff to fill current vacancies.

The council now faced a funding shortfall of $1.2 billion.

An analyst, who did not want to be named, said given the company's current cash burn rate, AMT faced a funding gap.

While acknowledging that his department was facing a funding deficit, the group said that the decision did not make "sense".

Photo: Kimberley Collins The conservation sanctuary was facing a funding shortfall, and was unable to repay the council's loan on the building.

Chesapeake, the second-largest U.S. natural gas producer, faces a funding gap that Fitch Ratings estimated at $10 billion this year.

Planned Parenthood is also facing a funding cut in Texas, where a judge is considering the move, which the organization has challenged in court.

The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists says the health system still faces a funding shortfall of $224 million dollars for the coming year.