Sentence examples for dedicated to financing from inspiring English sources

An industry dedicated to financing inventors and monetizing their creations could transform the world.

Angry and determined, the Yus founded the Children's Cardiomyopathy Foundation, a national organization dedicated to financing research and education.

The Booker plan also calls for the creation of a trust fund dedicated to financing more affordable-housing projects as well as parks and other public improvements.

"We look at this as a significant investment," said Thomas N. Reynolds, the former Buffalo congressman who is the vice chairman of the Republican State Leadership Committee, a national party organization dedicated to financing state races.

WASHINGTON — President Obama signed a bill on Wednesday that extends the life of the Export-Import Bank through 2014, ending an unexpectedly fierce political fight over an institution dedicated to financing American exports abroad.

They include major Wall Street investment banks like J. P. Morgan Chase and boutique firms dedicated to financing young talent, like BRI Partners of Chicago and FrontPoint Partners of Greenwich, Conn.

Yale officials said that this was one of the largest private gifts, if not the largest, ever dedicated to finance playwriting in the United States.

A broad-based VAT would be dedicated to finance a 100percentt refundable tax credit on the first $14,000 of every worker's earnings.

Rob Nichols, a spokesman for the Treasury Department, said the report was helpful but flawed because it focused too much on the Clinton administration's efforts and did not reflect the "exponential increase in people, agencies and money dedicated to terrorist financing" by the Bush administration.

Friends of Democracy, a group financed in part by Jonathan Soros, the son of billionaire financier George Soros, is dedicated to campaign finance activism.

Three-fifths did not know the difference between a company pension, Social Security and a 401(k) savings account.The same survey, undertaken every two years for Jump$tart, a coalition of 180 organisations in America that promote financial literacy, found that one in six had taken part in a course dedicated to personal finance.