Sentence examples for almost fully funded from inspiring English sources

Though ING's loans are almost fully funded by deposits overall, that is not the case in each market, points out Koos Timmermans, vice-chairman of the management board.

"Switching from a program that is almost fully funded by government to one that is privately funded, or where you would be competing on a state level, that's a new business model, and it will need time and investment in new skills".

Smith cites that story and others in his letter, which notes that "IGES appears to be almost fully funded by taxpayer money while simultaneously participating in partisan political activity by requesting a RICO investigation of companies and organizations that disagree with the Obama administration on climate change".

Now we find out that his pension plan, unlike a lot in the country, is almost fully funded, the assets match the liabilities.

This implies that health care will be almost fully funded from tax revenue.

While its initial appeals for money to avert the disaster fell on deaf ears, UNICEF programmes in Niger are now almost fully funded.

In Spain there is also a NHS providing universal coverage, almost fully funded from taxes and predominantly within the public sector.

While Morehouse offered to almost fully fund my attendance, Emory barely gave me a quarter of its cost.

As donations continued to come in and their contacts at Alcor indicated that Kim would almost certainly be fully funded, Josh sat her down to shoot a thank-you video.

It's hard to feel sorry for the generation that had it so good, the baby boomers who got rich quietly by the sheer luck of finding somewhere to live and holding on to it, and who now close the doors on their careers with life expectancy rising almost daily and a fully funded pension on which to sit out the decades that remain.

Economic theorists disagree about whether public pension funds should be fully funded, or even funded at all.