Sentence examples for allowed financing from inspiring English sources

Several specifically complained that it allowed financing for Planned Parenthood and the health care law to continue.

The ban was imposed by President-for-Life Niyazovrat Niyazov, who declared opera and ballet to be foreign to Turkmen culture and allowed financing for state-sponsored circuses to dry up.

In rules announced last year, the administration allowed financing of research into any embryonic stem cell lines that either were allowed by the Bush administration or had been created using embryos discarded after fertilization procedures and in which unpaid donors had given clear consent for the embryos to be used for research purposes.

Before the Interstate 35W bridge in downtown Minneapolis collapsed last year, state transportation officials had put off recommendations from experts to make it safer, failed to follow their own inspection policies and at times allowed financing concerns to affect how it was maintained, a team of investigators told Minnesota lawmakers in a report Wednesday.

The policy has encouraged investors into shares and, by lowering corporate bond yields, has allowed finance directors to play the share buyback game with cheaper debt.

In so doing, it allowed finance — which until then had been the servant of American industry — to become its master, demanding short-term profits over long-term growth and raking in an ever larger portion of the nation's profits.

Some particularly exclusive buildings don't allow financing at all.

Now some large lenders have started to offer zero down payment mortgages that also allow financing of the closing costs.

Both houses of Congress voted by large majorities to allow financing for the research, with appropriate ethical safeguards.

He pointed to a San Francisco public schools policy that expands choice within the school system and allows financing to flow with students to schools that are most attractive.

One measure, sponsored by Representative Thomas Rooney and apparently backed by the House leadership, would allow financing only for American surveillance, search-and-rescue missions, planning and aerial refueling.