Sentence examples for financing amounts from inspiring English sources

Such financing amounts are often considered proprietary by the organizations and their directors, but critics contend that the industry's sway over such groups leads them to lobby on the industry's behalf.

State financing amounts to about $970,000 of the Passaic society's $2.5 million annual budget; Mr. Atlas said the society could forgo the $390,000 it received annually in federal funds if it continued to get the state money as well as about $560,000 it has raised from agencies like United Way and Americore/Vista.

Financing (amounts undisclosed) will be provided under Yandex.Factory, the company's investment program which launched in April 2011.

While Spotify has been tight lipped about financing amounts and sources details have leaked out and they reveal that Spotify has raised millions from its wealthy founders and tens of millions from venture capitalists.

Investments in the eCommerce sector also decreased for the quarter with 8 companies receiving a total of $39 million in funding, a decrease of 50% in financing amounts versus the previous quarter's tally.

The eCommerce sector continued its previous quarterly upward trend, with 11 companies receiving a total of $78 million in funding, an increase of 22% in financing amounts compared to Q1 2010.

At its peak in September 2008, this financing amounted to around $430 billion (per day).

Greenpeace said the $1bn in financing amounted to paying $683,000 for each of those jobs.

But many at this conference said they were prepared to jump through the hoops because the financing amounted to more than they could raise passing the plate.

In October, for instance, Honda's sales fell 5.6percentt, far better than the industry at large, even though the company's incentive costs, be they rebates or reduced financing, amounted to only $416 a vehicle, according to the Autodata Corporation.

But Mr. Boehner and his fellow Republicans have raised objections to some of those proposals as gimmicks, saying, for example, that the suggested reduction in transportation financing amounted to a one-time cut in money that most likely was not going to be spent regardless.