Sentence examples for contribute financing from inspiring English sources

DeSipio admired it, and another female colleague got the firm to contribute financing and lend Shapiro its postproduction facilities.

Germany offered aid worth 4.5 billion euros ($6.7 billion) to support the deal, and hopes other European countries that have Opel plants will contribute financing.

SDTC announced in July that it would contribute financing toward a pilot project involving Advanced Biorefinery and a major forest operator in northern Ontario.

Noriko Reed estimated that it costs more than $70,000 a year for Chris and Cathy's training, and that the Japanese Figure Skating Federation has only begun to contribute financing this year.

Heads of state can take these goals home and share them with Parliament or Congress and speak to citizens, private companies, and others to contribute financing, technical know-how, and new ideas and innovations to deliver on the SDGs.

It also gets families to partner with it, encouraging them to contribute finance and labour towards their own toilet.

Entrepreneurs are increasingly using crowdfunding platforms to pitch their ideas to a wide audience in the hope of getting potential investors to contribute finance.

Those real talks will be tougher than any in the 20-year history of climate negotiations, because they will involve deep questions over which countries should now be considered developing and which are now rich enough and have high enough emissions to be asked to make steep carbon cuts and contribute finance to help poorer countries.

With France facing a big budget gap, "the wealthiest households and the big companies will be asked to contribute," finance minister Pierre Moscovici said of the tax, according to the Financial Times.

Cash-rich emerging-market countries including China and Brazil have indicated a willingness to help ease the euro zone crisis by contributing financing to the I.M.F.

The Merritt Parkway Conservancy, along with a handful of other groups that also sued, claimed that the Federal Highway Administration, which had contributed financing to the project, was violating federal laws that protect historic properties.