Sentence examples for a major financer from inspiring English sources
The area is home to the Independent Television Service, a major financer of documentary films, as well as some of the most respected film schools in the country.
He was also a prominent figure in the establishment of Thoroughbred horse racing in the United States as a major financer of the first Belmont Stakes, part of the trio of races that compose the American Triple Crown.
A major financer of the Jewish Museum's exhibition is the Quincentennial Foundation, established by Jews in Turkey to mark, with a three-year worldwide cultural and academic program, the 500th anniversary of its settlement in that country.
It was associated with some famous epics, producing both versions of Mutiny on the Bounty (1935, 1962) and Ben-Hur (1925 , 1959 and acting as a major financer and the sole distributor of David O. Selznick's Gone with the Wind (1939).
What is more, if manufacturers of MEMS switches show they have successfully met the telecommunications industry's demanding standards for reliability, programs to develop other MEMS products should encounter less skepticism, predicts David Honey, photonics program manager for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency of the Defense Department, which has been a major financer of MEMS research.
But the Brazilian government, while pushing ambitious goals to slow deforestation in the Amazon, is also a major financer and shareholder in global beef and leather processors that profit from cattle raised in areas of the Amazon that have been destroyed, often illegally, according to Greenpeace.
RBS is the major financer of fossil fuel extraction across the world, including the devastating tar sands project in Canada.
Table 4 illustrates the estimated costs for test, treatment, lodging, transportation, food, and source of major financer.
"Major financers focus on projects that benefit and work with men," she added.
Though New York was once a goliath of presidential politics with either a presidential or vice presidential candidate on a major party ballot in all but two elections between 1868 and 1948, it has been years since the state has had any real impact on the primaries, beyond its limited role as a campaign financer.
