Mr. Paladino had significant credentials to serve as his aunt's financial guardian: he was an established real estate developer and lawyer, someone who would become rich enough to bankroll his own campaign for governor.
It also sent traditionalists flocking to America, where evangelical congregations may be rich enough to bankroll a breakaway church.Mr Eames's first recommendation is that everyone who has behaved badly express "regret" for their actions.
Mr. Lautenberg, who only recently retired from the Senate, was said by Democrats to be floating his own name, and he is wealthy enough to bankroll his own campaign.
He had been kind enough to bankroll one of The Boyfriends' storefront offices (Harris, the accountant), the year he started out in business.
The contracts, some of which lasted for a year and a half, made him enough money to bankroll the expansion of his businesses.
Set during the time known as "the Anarchy", after King Henry I had lost his only son in the White Ship disaster of 1120, The Pillars of the Earth miraculously retains the page-turning qualities that has kept Follett awash in enough royalties to bankroll the Labour Party.
CNC machining is not a new concept, but it has typically been relegated to the hands of skilled professionals with enough money to bankroll the expensive devices.
With enough money to bankroll anything from the Shard skyscraper in London to rebel fighters in Libya, fans of any club approached by Qatari state-backed buyers can be quietly confident.
Instead, he refused to endorse Cuccinelli and floated the idea of an independent candidacy, attempting to gauge whether disaffected party loyalists and independents could offer enough support to bankroll a legitimate challenge.
He says onshore farms have been bankrolled long enough.Hillside turbines are increasingly reviled for spoiling pristine views.
There are lots of things about being a young adult that are unfortunately unavoidably cliché, unless you're truly fortunate enough to have parents bankrolling you into adulthood.
