Definition of overfund in English:

overfund

verb əʊvəˈfʌnd

[with object]

Provide more funding for (something) than is necessary or permitted.
the widespread view is that the corporation is now seriously overfunded
Example sentencesExamples
- President Carter's plans for those post-tenure years were overfunded by an average of 13.8 percent of those plans.
- Nobody can say the arts are overfunded, and this scheme makes available to people like me the opportunity to contribute to our cultural heritage.
- It is a sad reflection on this government's priorities that it is quite happy to overfund the roads lobby while leaving people on hospital trollies.
- So even if a district has overfunded a particular reserve, it does not have access to that money in times of need.
- Look closely at the actuarial assumptions to determine if the plan is overfunded or underfunded.

Definition of overfund in US English:

overfund

verbˌōvərˈfənd

[with object]

Provide more funding for (something) than is necessary or permitted.
the widespread view is that the corporation is now seriously overfunded
Example sentencesExamples
- Look closely at the actuarial assumptions to determine if the plan is overfunded or underfunded.
- It is a sad reflection on this government's priorities that it is quite happy to overfund the roads lobby while leaving people on hospital trollies.
- President Carter's plans for those post-tenure years were overfunded by an average of 13.8 percent of those plans.
- So even if a district has overfunded a particular reserve, it does not have access to that money in times of need.
- Nobody can say the arts are overfunded, and this scheme makes available to people like me the opportunity to contribute to our cultural heritage.

单词	overfund
释义	Definition of overfund in English: overfund verb əʊvəˈfʌnd [with object] Provide more funding for (something) than is necessary or permitted. the widespread view is that the corporation is now seriously overfunded Example sentencesExamples President Carter's plans for those post-tenure years were overfunded by an average of 13.8 percent of those plans. Nobody can say the arts are overfunded, and this scheme makes available to people like me the opportunity to contribute to our cultural heritage. It is a sad reflection on this government's priorities that it is quite happy to overfund the roads lobby while leaving people on hospital trollies. So even if a district has overfunded a particular reserve, it does not have access to that money in times of need. Look closely at the actuarial assumptions to determine if the plan is overfunded or underfunded. Definition of overfund in US English: overfund verbˌōvərˈfənd [with object] Provide more funding for (something) than is necessary or permitted. the widespread view is that the corporation is now seriously overfunded Example sentencesExamples Look closely at the actuarial assumptions to determine if the plan is overfunded or underfunded. It is a sad reflection on this government's priorities that it is quite happy to overfund the roads lobby while leaving people on hospital trollies. President Carter's plans for those post-tenure years were overfunded by an average of 13.8 percent of those plans. So even if a district has overfunded a particular reserve, it does not have access to that money in times of need. Nobody can say the arts are overfunded, and this scheme makes available to people like me the opportunity to contribute to our cultural heritage.
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