Sentence examples for being financed out from inspiring English sources

The current rush of contracts is being financed out of the new Development Fund of Iraq, which holds money received from Iraqi oil exports.

Mr. Stevens, who led the Republicans in holding off the Democrats, said the Iraq operations were still being financed out of an emergency $62 billion allocation made this year.

Under Charles I the annual income from all sources in Scotland was under £16,000 sterling and inadequate for the normal costs of government, with the court in London now being financed out of English revenues.

In the latter case, all long-term care services have to be financed out-of-pocket.

14 Approximately one-third of health expenditures are financed out-of-pocket (OOP) in Ethiopia.

The delay might be explained by a shortage of medication supply in health facilities [ 29], or by a delay due to other steps in the process, such as completion of all laboratory testing needed, which in many hospitals is financed out-of-pocket.

Mr. Fradin believes CherryCard can be financed out of retailers' marketing budgets because it identifies them as socially conscious enterprises.

Much of India's investment is financed out of companies' own pockets, a symptom of an immature financial system.

Goldman also oversees Goldman Sachs Gives, which is financed out of the compensation pool of Goldman's 450 partners.

These are dismally disjointed times when the cost of the bankers' recession is financed out of children's futures.

Cuomo now supports universal pre-K, too, but he wants it to be financed out of the regular state budget.