public funds in English

noun

money that belongs to the government and is used for the good of the public; money donated by individuals to be used for public good

Use "public funds" in a sentence

1. Benefit; advantage: using public funds for their own Behoof.

2. He misused public funds to build and furnish his home.

3. He did misappropriate the public funds, but there were extenuating circumstances.

4. The nation's Commentariat is all over the misuse of public funds at the moment

5. Transparency: the use of public funds by welfare providers and public administrations should be transparent.

6. The accumulation of debt is, in turn, due to the ineffective management of public funds

7. Energy efficiency criteria must be imposed in all spheres, including the allocation of public funds.

8. But they do suggest that public funds were used for private purposes in a reprehensible way.

9. 17 You must bear in mind the need to safeguard public funds and observe security requirements.

10. This question often prompts strong feelings because of high taxes and frequent misuse of public funds.

11. Connive (with someone) to do something: The officials allegedly Connived to take public funds for personal use

12. This is true of people speeding on the highway, cheating on exams, embezzling public funds, and worse.

13. Unfortunately, green space has not always been given proper attention when it comes to allocating public funds.

14. Measuring Success The Government of Canada is committed to being accountable for the use of public funds.

15. It should allow for a more efficient administration of the CAP and more efficient use of public funds.

16. 3. If the group is entrusted with the administration of public funds, its financial capacity shall be assessed:

17. or when the means is abandoned without charge to the profit of public funds with the approval of the customs authority.

18. The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division (Adad) is the primary and often sole source of public funds for substance abuse treatment

19. David Alexander, American Public School Law Parents, of course, now have a choice among private schools, but their Choosings are not normally supported by public funds.

20. TAX Collector "I am extremely proud of each and every member of our staff for doing their part to ensure the accuracy of these public funds

21. The high-level team had established with reasonable certainty that there was no misappropriation or loss of public funds on account of operation of a separate bank account.

22. The Indigenous Peoples of Biafra has said that Banditry is a new means the political leaders from the North are using to steal public funds and amass wealth for themselves.

23. In the 1990s and early 2000s, Hauts-de-Seine received national attention as the result of a corruption scandal concerning the misuse of public funds provided for the department's housing projects.

24. Definition of Aided school : a usually denominational voluntary English school receiving one half of its maintenance costs from public funds but retaining control over appointments and religious instruction — compare controlled school

25. Riverside County Assessor-County Clerk-Recorder Vision Statement To uphold and protect public trust through extraordinary public service, careful stewardship of public funds, transparency and accessibility, employee empowerment, innovation, collaboration, effectiveness, and leadership in local government.

26. Tennessee's Bank Collateral Pool was authorized by the General Assembly in 1990 to allow banks and local governments statewide to participate in a pool designed to provide greater efficiency and a lower risk when Collateralizing public funds.

27. “This Project, we also hope, will lead to better convergence between government’s Integrated Watershed Management Program (IWMP) and the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act scheme (NREGS) programs, and thereby, demonstrate efficient use of public funds,” he added.

28. The Ohio Governor had issued an Executive Order in June 2011 prohibiting any state executive agency to enter into any contract which uses any public funds within its control to purchase services which will be provided outside the United States.

29. ‘The Blatancy of this bribe, which sends all the wrong messages about the use of public funds, has yet to be fully absorbed by most editorialists.’ ‘It really is this very Blatancy that is part of his magnetism and is reflected beautifully in his lyrics.’

30. Criminal courts are supported out of public funds , as there is no provision in law for making the accused or guilty person pay the expenses , and small receipts from fines imposed cannot balance the expenses of maintaining the judiciary , staff , courts , prosecutors , police officers , etc .

31. Furthermore, with the reconstruction of the facts, they had feigned a much more unforgiving Bloodthirstiness than really was true, to such an extreme that it was necessary to use public funds to repair the main door of Placida Linero’s house, which was all chipped with knife thrusts

32. ' Assenting to the bill would also have serious consequences for the people of Kano and would breach your fiduciary duties including your duty to take reasonable care in the management of public funds and the duty to account.' SERAP Threatens To Sue Ganduje Over Passage Of Life Pension's Bill

33. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, in contrast, has held that under the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights, once the state has allocated public funds for child‐bearing and health in general, the state must show “genuine indifference” in that allocation and consequently fund abortions as well. See Moe v.

34. Allowable Costs Under the Uniform Grant Guidance 2 CFR, Part 200 Federal Funding Conference February 2019 Allowable Costs “Allowable Costs” refers to items of cost, that in general, are costs that can be funded with federal grant dollars as long as the cost fits within a framework of responsible stewardship of public funds.

35. The Commission does not find fault with the objective pursued, i.e. the creation of jobs and the recruitment of young people, but with the nature of the measures (provision of public funds) designed to unblock the collective negotiations, since similar adjustments are being carried out or will have to be carried out in Member States by means of sectoral agreements without government support.