Sentence examples for enough financial resources from inspiring English sources

"No, we have enough financial resources to do everything we have to do," Sergio Marchionne, who heads both Fiat and Chrysler, said during an interview at the Paris Motor Show.

Some observers have argued that there are questions over whether Channel 4 has enough financial resources to be able to enter a viable partnership with BBC Worldwide or Five.

And in some ways it prevents further development of German football, especially those clubs who play in the lower half of the Bundesliga as they do not have enough financial resources.

But Whittaker, essentially a producer of medical supplies and other equipment, apparently did not have enough financial resources and had less reason than an insurance company to run the risk of loss in this field.

Goodwill confirmed in a letter to Wollaston that EU citizens who were "self-sufficient" would not qualify for permanent residency (PR) unless they had "comprehensive sickness insurance cover and enough financial resources to support themselves".

RETIREMENT Since same-sex married couples are not eligible for Social Security survivor benefits, they may need to save more or make special arrangements — like purchasing life insurance — to be sure the survivor has enough financial resources if one partner should die.

Crucially, this would also enable the use of the kind of very low discount rate that Sir Nicholas Stern recommended in his climate change report earlier in the year, which would in turn deliver not only a highly-competitive cost of electricity from the barrage, but enough financial resource to fund the compensation package, which needs to be built into the capital cost right from the start.

However, sports clubs did not always have enough internal financial resources and they depended on external financial resources to participate.

Does Amref have enough staff and financial resources to reach the whole population?

"We are understaffed and neither have enough financial or human resources, but at the same time, the priorities are still there," said Mr. Haddad, an experienced administrator who was among the first to be hired for the job after years working in nongovernmental organizations.

Its size now is one of Samsung's greatest assets — it employs hundreds of thousands around the world, and the sheer amount of money it brings in (the Samsung Group accounts for around one-fifth of South Korea's GDP) it has more than enough financial and political resources to handily deal with whatever comes its way.