Sentence examples for a financing increase from inspiring English sources

Federal financial regulators, struggling for months with budgets unequipped to handle new responsibilities imposed by the Dodd-Frank Act, will be forced to go an additional 10 weeks without a financing increase.

It was not until Sept. 10 that a group of officials approved a three-phase strategy that became part of the presidential directive on Al Qaeda, including a fourfold financing increase for classified operations.

"House Passes Broader Plan to Fight AIDS" (news article, July 25) highlights many of the positive elements that are included in a recent financing increase to fight H.I.V. and AIDS around the world.

A fully financed increase in the punishment of the informal sector then induces ψ l to increase both because p α increases and because z falls.

A fully financed increase in the relative punishment of the informal sector, ψ l, will reallocate search intensity and employment towards the formal sector, i.e. ({sigma _{l}^{I}}) falls, ({n_{l}^{F}}) increases, and ({n_{l}^{I}}) falls.

We have the following results: A fully financed increase in the relative punishment of the informal sector, ψ l, will always cause the official unemployment rate (({u_{l}^{o}})) to fall, whereas the actual unemployment rate (u l ) increases if (left ({y_{l}^{F}}/{y_{l}^{I}}right psi _{l}>1) (falls if (left ({y_{l}^{F}}/{y_{l}^{I}}right psi _{l}<1)).

Bombardier, the world's No.3 maker of commercial aircraft, said its second-quarter earnings surged fivefold on the sale of a financing unit and increased demand for business jets.

The NDP's Thomas Mulcair, meanwhile, is pledging to raise corporate taxes in a bid to finance increases to program spending.

His popularity has been increased by a financing scandal that has severely hurt the Christian Democrats.

The listing was dreamt up as a convoluted way of paying back a big loan used to finance an increase in the state's stake in Gazprom.

Gas revenues have financed an increase in public employment and credit, a consumer boom, and the building of schools, hospitals and roads in the Altiplano, the bleak Andean plateau.