Sentence examples for developing financing from inspiring English sources
Working with humanitarian actors and with countries hosting refugees, we are developing financing with long-term, extremely low-interest loans that can support development projects at the appropriate scale.
It has the backing of Cooper Union, which provides it with a hall that is its home and which has an office for developing financing.
Mr. Klepper, who spent decades in the private sector developing, financing and selling large infrastructure projects, was recruited to lead the bureau in the final weeks of the Obama administration.
For cities with plans already underway, the most common modes of implementation were: energy efficiency measures; incorporating goals into sustainability or climate action plans; installing renewable energy; developing financing models; community choice aggregation; and cooperation with utilities.
The daylong conference offered a slate of sessions including breakouts on succeeding in grad schools and beyond, steering startups, developing financing strategies, overcoming doubt, and counteracting "bystander dilemma". There was a session on how men can effectively help bring gender balance to the technology industry.
For more than a decade, the company dominated the business of developing, financing, building and operating renewable energy projects for companies, institutions and utilities.
The new president should reverse this trend, and immediately affirm that financing development, rather than developing finance, is the Bank's top priority.
Among the initial findings: more effective programs emphasize communication skills, networking, and organizational structure over developing finance and accounting skills.
They have had to develop financing techniques with careful attention to their influence on the markets for nongovernmental securities.
He said the events of Sept. 11 had made it harder to develop financing packages for properties downtown and hotels anywhere in the city.
hopes its $10 billion will provide an incentive for banks and hedge funds to develop financing vehicles to make such projects happen.
