Sentence examples for The financed from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide or obtain funding for a transaction or undertaking; to back; to support.
- His parents financed his college education.
The financed guarantee procedure is in itself a sign of the desperate efforts that auction houses make to secure top-level works of art for sale as supplies keep vanishing.
While access to credit was made available to clients from various socio-economic backgrounds, households from the lowest income brackets accounted for over 90% of the financed purchases.
When MultiFunding procures financing, it takes as a fee either a percentage of the financed loan — from 1 to 2.5 percent — or, in the case of a refinancing, two months' worth of saving over the original debt service.
Results proved the feasibility of the financed project and the potential increase of the living conditions of the rural people.
She identified two main categories of economic rewards: the financial incentives (e.g. salary and petrol allowance) involved a monetary transfer to the nurses, whereas the financed rewards (e.g. subsidized continuing education and paid sabbatical leave) represented a cost for the employer without any monetary transfer to the nurses themselves.
All reputable auto lenders now require consumers to carry a full coverage insurance policy on the financed vehicle.
The Polaroid Corporation financed the project.
The Justice Department financed the surveys.
The University of Nottingham financed this manuscript.
The trial was financed by the National Institutes of Health.
The program is financed by the fees.
