Sentence examples for be financed over the from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the increase in federal deposit insurance will not be financed over the short term, as the insurance program now is, by assessing premiums on banks that benefit.
He plans a budget which – by not treating capital expenditure as something to be financed over the lifetime of the project, but from a single year's revenue – is going to place huge burdens on the public services.
The public university, which is struggling under budget constraints imposed by the state of California, said the Shanghai center would cater to engineering graduate students and be financed over the next five years largely by the Shanghai government and companies operating here.
EP President Martin Schulz, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and the Chair of the High Level Group on Own Resources Mario Monti are among the participants of a conference on how the EU should be financed over the coming years.
The fund has been financed over the years by numerous corporations and prominent private citizens.
"There are lots of smaller-ticket items that can be financed over time in the normal course of budgeting from city agencies," Mr. Kavanagh said.
The budget papers over the deficit with $11 billion in borrowing to be financed over five years, and still leaves the state with $8 billion in debt that will be carried into next year.
The GGP work led Middleton to the banks that were financing over-leveraged borrowers.
The project was financed over a period of 6 years by the German Ministry for Education and Research BMBFF) and comprised data from a sample of 75 representative general practitioners in the area of Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria.
China has put up a meager offering so far: it is only willing to open up contracts with the central government, leaving out provincial and local governments which are financing over half of the countrys half-trillion-dollar stimulus package.
The troops were on the ground, but their governments squabbled over how Kosovo would be run, over how it would be financed and even over the ideals that would shape the new protectorate: Would it be a safe harbor for Albanians, heading toward independence, or a multiethnic, autonomous province that would stay in Yugoslavia?
