Sentence examples similar to finance split from inspiring English sources

What if we were to pool the public funds available for international finance and split them according to global priorities?

Gold Circle Films, a movie production and financing company, split the costs with HBO.

The financing was split between the state (60 percent), Vikna Municipality (30 percent) and Nord-Trøndelag County Municipality (10 percent).

Since firm size is a commonly considered proxy for the quantity and quality of information available about a firm (e.g., Barry and Brown 1984; Atiase 1985; Bhushan 1989; Bhattacharya et al. 2013), we further investigate the effects of information asymmetry on short-term financing by splitting our sample into small and large firms.

Click through the slideshow below to read their advice, then email or tweet @HuffPostDivorce the three things you think divorcés need to know if they want to stress less about their finances post-split.

It provides £5m to £7m of finance each year split across up to 60 projects and is already seeing success already in the youth unemployment and elderly care sectors.

The department has gradually accumulated more power since swallowing up the then separate Department of Economic Affairs in 1969 – which had been set up five years earlier by Harold Wilson to split finance and economic policy.

Campaign finance experts are split on the legality of the purchases, with some concluding that the Republican national committee was allowed to buy the clothes and other election lawyers wondering whether regulators would use the occasion to set a new policy on the subject.

Even legal experts with detailed knowledge of federal campaign finance rules are split on whether Edwards violated the law.

There have yet to be any discussions about how the finances will be split among the teams.

Scotland's Deputy First Minister was asked about opinion polls and the finances of a split, exactly a year before voters take part in the referendum.