Sentence examples for financed among from inspiring English sources

The foundation financed, among other things, an auditorium, the interdisciplinary Beckman Institute and research on the causes of photochemical smog.

Casino money, fed into Atlantic City's redevelopment in accordance with the state's grand design, has financed, among other things, the convention center and baseball stadium, a marine museum and thousands housing units.

New South Wales, which had lotteries as early as 1849, has one of the largest, with sales of more than one million tickets a week; it has financed, among other things, the spectacular Sydney Opera House.

Over the past decade, for a little less than $6 billion, America has financed, among other things, the deactivation of more than 5,000 Soviet-era nuclear warheads, conversion of more than 110 metric tons of bomb-grade uranium into commercial reactor fuel and safe storage of plutonium removed from Russian weapons.

At PSOE, however, they promise to increase spending on public education, which would be financed, among other measures, by a special tax on big fortunes.

Some of the money is alleged to have been used to set up a Hollywood production company led by Najib's stepson that financed, among other films, "The Wolf of Wall Street" — a story of financial corruption.

At an April 2009 donor conference in Brussels, the international community pledged $250 million to finance, among other things, the training of a police force and the upkeep of the African Union mission in Mogadishu.

Senators voted, 87 to 8, to endorse and send to a conference committee a $107.9 billion measure to finance, among other things, veterans, housing, space and scientific research programs and the Environmental Protection Agency.

A trustee is trying to recover $30 million taken in two related schemes alleged to be Ponzis; investors thought they were financing, among other things, trendy laser equipment for eye surgery.

Oslo Package 2 allowed municipal and state grants to be supplemented by increased fare and toll road revenue to finance, among other things, new trains for the metro.

Oslo Package 2 was passed in 2001 and allowed municipal and state grants to be supplemented by increased fare and toll road revenue to finance, among other things, new trains for the metro.