Sentence examples for accrued financing from inspiring English sources

Rather like proposals for Scottish independence, the new Irish Free State, as it became called upon independence, was forced to take on some of Britain's existing national debt equal to around 60% of Irish GDP including "land bonds" that had been accrued financing agricultural reform policies in Ireland since the 19th century.

A 2010 paper analysed the British experience:We find that 60% of the rise in income share of the top decile accrued to finance workers.

Of major concern here is the flow of foreign donor funds into the health system or the degree of debt that countries are accruing to finance health.

Cecil, likewise, emphasized that Democratic candidates had an inherent advantage over conservative super PACs in that they were able to purchase ad time at lower rates, owing to benefits accrued under campaign finance law.

It is only in the last century that large numbers of people have accrued enough wealth to finance endless days of sunshine laced with lime-tipped Coronas.

While Madam X says Kaizen wouldn't have been possible without finance backing accrued from her DJing career, Nightwave notes over-saturation of the market as one of the main reasons behind setting up her label.

Some of that increase came simply from interest payments accrued from the film's financing, some from the additional shooting and some from the fees that had to be paid to the returning actors and the new writers.

However, our leveraging ratios will be much better if we allocate existing and new streams of financing in targeted ways attuned to the benefits accrued from building upon the successful reforms that have often been driven by public interest groups and those striving for greater inclusion abroad.

The fees accrued go towards the Energy Impact Offset Fund, which is used to educate and finance sustainable cannabis cultivation in the county, such as installing energy monitors at grow facilities.

In addition to financing the company's expansion, proceeds from the I.P.O. will pay for certain accrued dividends and pay bonuses totaling about $7.3 million.

This characteristic also raises the issue of the how the accrued revenue is to be used, which depends among other things on the constraints of public finance laws or on the existence of a no-fault accident system as it is operated in Victoria Australiaa) or in New Zealand for instance.