Sentence examples for equity support from inspiring English sources
The Equity Support Scheme will go live next month and is open to existing borrowers with Lloyds TSB, Halifax or Cheltenham & Gloucester – about 3 million mortgage customers in total.
The bank said the Treasury had "informed us that 61p is the average price at which the equity support provided to Lloyds Banking Group is recorded in the public finances".
New public-private partnerships allow the USDA to do just that, facilitating equity support for private investments in businesses working in bio-manufacturing, advanced energy production, local and regional food systems, improved farming technologies and other cutting-edge fields.
It is with this kind of growth equity support that young companies in growth industries such as healthcare, technology and business services, can significantly optimize their performance and become profitable market leaders.
The Department of Education also plans to pour millions of dollars into a "Education Equity Support Network" and publish profiles of states and districts that have succeeded in promoting teacher equity.
German banks are thinly capitalised, with little more than 2% of equity supporting their assets (see chart).
On the contrary, significant evidence was found for a national and international agenda for gender equity, supported by human rights, macroeconomic and macro-demographic priorities (91, 93 104).
Because they are unrestricted, core resources help UNICEF to make an impact in its development programmes and humanitarian assistance – promoting equity, supporting innovation, and leveraging partnerships and resources.
When we last spoke to Labster, in 2013 for the launch of its product, it had raised $1M in grants and non-equity support at that point.
The startup's current funding is $1 million in grants and non-equity support, but Bodekaer says it's "in early dialogues with several investors for a potential Series-A funding".
Health equity frameworks support the development of technology-supported interventions to extend the reach of medical centers into rural or underserved communities.
