Sentence examples for bankrolled as from inspiring English sources

The Lobster has been bankrolled as a British, Irish and Greek co-production with a script by Efthimis Filippou.

Thiel cast the legal conflict that he bankrolled as "the online privacy debate" in a 900-word opinion piece published by the New York Times, in which he mused about shifting journalistic ethics.

But behind-the-scenes, the foundation served another purpose: It was a front organization for the South African government, bankrolled as a last-gasp attempt to prolong its existence, according to investigations by Newsday and the Observer in London.

But behind the scenes, the foundation served another purpose: it was a front organisation for the South African government, bankrolled as a last-gasp attempt to prolong its existence, according to investigations by Newsday and The Observer in London.

In June, the US Treasury Department had invoked the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act to freeze the banking assets of 15 businesses bankrolled by Caro, as well as those of 18 of his relatives and associates, including his wife, four children, and daughter-in-law.

Mr. Golisano is the reason the party exists, since he bankrolled it as a vehicle for his gubernatorial candidacies in 1994 and 1998.

The climate-change denial that the oil companies bankrolled was, as recent revelation about Exxon reveal, strategic protection of resources and sabotage of international agreements.

Peter Cruddas, who has given the Tories over £1.2 million will join Labour's largest individual donor John Mills and Stuart Wheeler who bankrolled Ukip as joint treasurers of the cross party 'leave' campaign.

Gibson has bankrolled Boro as chairman since 1994, overseeing top flight and European football before relegation to the Championship in 2009.

Property developer Heaney has bankrolled Truro City as they have gone from playing local league football to the Blue Square Bet South, two divisions off the Football League.

These loans were bundled and sold on Wall Street to unsuspecting investors by firms such as Lehman Brothers, which bankrolled lenders such as Ameriquest.