Sentence examples for a method of financing from inspiring English sources

The tax originated in 1853 in the eastern Chinese province of Jiangsu as a method of financing troops to aid in suppressing the Taiping Rebellion (1850 64).

This means that, as a method of financing the mortgages they originate, banks bundle together mortgages and sell them to a trust.

"It's a method of financing that's current, available and very credible," said Craig Mance, Hilton's senior vice president for development for North America "It's helping deals move forward".

In two regular sessions and three special sessions -- the last only a month ago -- the State House and Senate have failed to agree on a method of financing the $33 billion system, which relies heavily on property taxes.

Particularly remarkable is the decision by the public TV platform in France (followed more recently by its counterpart in Spain) to eliminate advertising as a method of financing.1.1

The rebels have long used coca cultivation as a method of financing their war against the government.

"American consumers might benefit if lenders provided greater mortgage-product alternatives to the traditional fixed-rate mortgage...To the degree that households are driven by fears of payment shocks, but are willing to manage their own interest-rate risks, the traditional fixed-rate mortgage may be an expensive method of financing a home".

While the guts of the Senate and House bills are similar, Mr. Reid came up with a new method of financing coverage, not found in any other major health bill.

Every nation, because of how sports programs and health-care systems are structured, has a different method of financing its national-team athletes for the Olympics and the Paralympics.

Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Wednesday cracking down on a risky method of financing that hundreds of school districts and community colleges in the state have relied on to pay for new construction.

Goldman Sachs is making its second foray into an experimental method of financing social services, lending up to $4.6 million for a childhood education program in Salt Lake City.