Sentence examples for finance party from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kretschmer maintained that such arrangements were necessary to finance party events.
Much of the population believes that the president knew about the scheme to route money from the oil company to finance party activities and to fatten the wallets of a chosen few.
New boss Ian Dyson's latest wheeze to split the group in two will cost £30m in advisory fees, prompting derision from certain bondholders, one of whom told the Guardian: "There's a £30m corporate finance party on the top deck of the Titanic when attention should be focused on urgent engine room repairs".
They can finance parties through taxes (they don't like that); they can make small individual donations (not keen on that either); or they can leave it to rich firms and big trade unions (both very unpopular).
Equality in accessing health care Continuity of medical attention and treatment Completeness of the service provided Effectiveness Joint responsibility of the medical team, insurer or financing party, and patient and their family.
However, there are always shared objectives to be met, such as the following [ 11, 24]: Equality in accessing health care Continuity of medical attention and treatment Completeness of the service provided Effectiveness Joint responsibility of the medical team, insurer or financing party, and patient and their family.
On tackling endemic corruption, which requires new ways of financing parties, she is silent.
"Privately financed parties, and private parties, are used to cement relations with the administration".
Ahead of parliamentary elections on Dec. 7, Mr. Khodorkovsky had openly financed parties and candidates independent of the Kremlin.
But like wealthy elites in other countries, Mr. Khodorkovsky waded into politics, financing parties and candidates independent of the Kremlin and setting up a confrontation with Mr. Putin.
On Wednesday, the authorities upheld their earlier decision to revoke Mr. Ivanishvili's Georgian citizenship, which bars him from running for office or financing parties ahead of parliamentary elections in October.
