Sentence examples for by the proceeds of from inspiring English sources

The terms of the Sainsbury's deal include a 25p-a-share return of cash to shareholders funded by the proceeds of the sale of Homebase.

The party says this could be paid for by the proceeds of economic growth, once the national deficit has been eliminated.

Prior to 1930 the federal government had been in effect a federation of autonomous states, dominated by rural landholders and financed largely by the proceeds of agricultural exports.

With his legal fees being paid by the proceeds of benefit sessions staged by a cast of comedians, Chambers, and a new solicitor, David Allen Green of Preiskel & Co, took the case to the divisional court.

Solid noted that many African music artists "cannot live comfortably by the proceeds of their work", adding the platform offered a chance for "promotion and to allow them to make a living from their art".

But one business source noted that the £200m the government set aside for the centres is little more than the £185m Princeton University is spending on a single giant chemistry lab, financed by the proceeds of the cancer drug Alimta, discovered by one of its scientists.

The student authors are proud that they can help Budi, and other orangutans, by telling his story and by donating the proceeds of sales of the book to International Animal Rescue.

By investing the proceeds of their energy sales in a broad range of assets, they can diversify their income instead.

So if the government now adds to that injustice by rebalancing the proceeds of business rates, expect the distribution of spending power to become even more grotesquely distorted.

Another is that by devoting the proceeds of a tax-cut rollback to health care, Mr. Kerry fails to offer a plan to reduce the budget deficit.

His pitch: that he could persuade the electorate to trust him with public services and offer tax cuts too, by "sharing the proceeds of growth".