Sentence examples for financed building from inspiring English sources

As middlemen, they traditionally bought and sold raw materials, financed building projects and sold finished goods around the world, earning fat commissions.

Meanwhile, the Georgian government financed building projects in Georgian-occupied villages — gleaming cinemas, banks and electronics stores that the Ossetians could glimpse from their own impoverished strongholds.

Scottish ministers have cut £400m from their spending plans after four privately financed building projects, including two new hospitals, ran foul of European Union spending rules.

It would include fishing and boating piers, an esplanade and a small privately financed building with a restaurant, shops and a visitors' or education center.

It might never have got this far except that a federally financed building doesn't need city approval, only that of the General Services Administration.

The team gets to keep nonhockey revenue in their taxpayer financed building, and the county partially covers arena operating deficits.

Instead, the government wants private investors such as pension funds to finance building social homes.

The money has helped finance building site inspectors and safety and computer classes.

Given Hurricane Sandy and persistent droughts, Mr. Obama would also make communities more resilient to climate change; construction of federally financed buildings and roads, for example, will now have to take sea-level rise and increased storm surges into account.

The Business Improvement District collects garbage, decorates for the holidays and helps to finance building renovations.

Congress should also establish an infrastructure bank to finance building projects and initiate a direct federal job creation program to employ young people in their communities.