Sentence examples for equal financing from inspiring English sources

The reforms give equal financing and equal access to the state news media to all political parties.

She said she was developing a show dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Title IX, the 1972 ruling requiring schools to provide equal financing for women's sports.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the suit, which seeks equal financing and facilities for the state's three black universities.

All this because of Title IX, the landmark 1972 law that required universities and colleges to grant equal financing and resources to male and female athletics.

One of her primary legislative achievements came in 1972, when she was one of the sponsors of Title IX of the federal Education Amendments, which mandates equal financing for women's athletics and academics at institutions receiving federal money.

While the principle of equal financing appears established, political analysts say, a newly Republican-controlled State House of Representatives has set its sights on the act's tax-sharing provision.

But it's the business of voters to know why Ms. Palin and Senator John McCain oppose every measure that would help working families: guaranteeing paid sick days, making family leave more accessible and affordable, ensuring equal pay, financing health insurance for needy kids.

After graduating from Connecticut College in 2001, I applied for a job in the Equal Exchange finance department.

A little detail in the 8-K form filed today by TV loyalty service Viggle, announcing its acquisition of social TV service GetGlue for $25 million in cash plus 48.3 million shares (embedded below), notes that the deal hinges on Viggle successfully completing a "convertible debt financing equal to or greater than $60 million".

"Consummation of the Merger is subject to various conditions, including, among others, (i) the absence of any law or order prohibiting the consummation of the Merger, (ii) all consents, approvals, permits and authorizations having been obtained, and (iii) Viggle receiving gross proceeds from a convertible debt financing equal to or greater than $60 million.

Mr. Medinets noted that the act provides for damages equal to all finance charges agreed to by the borrower plus 10percentt of the amount financed.