Meaning of government-funded in English:
government-funded
adjective
Paid for using money provided by a country's government.
‘a government-funded project to connect communities to superfast broadband’- ‘It's absolutely essential that we have government-funded research, and most of the important research comes from the U.S.’
- ‘Keeping government interference to a minimum is essential for most state agencies or government-funded associations.’
- ‘What's more, no fix has been proposed for the gaps among government-funded pensions.’
- ‘We are privileged to have a government-funded subsidy system.’
- ‘Many government-funded welfare agencies evolved from voluntary service organisations.’
- ‘They grew out of technical environments that, typically, were government-funded.’
- ‘Those who had to depend on government-funded housing were placed on long waiting lists.’
- ‘And economics will drive innovation in a way that no government-funded program can.’
- ‘Most higher education in Canada is government-funded.’
- ‘The Government-funded organisation was set up to achieve specific goals, and has a life span that ends in June next year.’
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