Sentence examples for financing producing from inspiring English sources

His friend Senator D'Amato obligingly announced that he would introduce a bill in the Senate that would require the death penalty for a drug dealer even after a first conviction if the person had a history of financing, producing, or selling illicit drugs.

The system gives an "objective assessment of a film's commercial value prior to financing, producing and distributing" which basically means we'll never have to watch another Alice In Wonderland sequel.

Rather than financing, producing and distributing records from Africa for African causes, this arm of Modiba focuses on pursuing the placement of music by artists from around the world in movie, commercial and video game soundtracks.

When animal studies have defined 1 or more promising regimens, an international process must be set up to develop logistics for financing, producing, and distributing each agent.

It finances, produces and supplies many television companies' programmes.

"This is a real British film, financed, produced, written and shot in Britain.

Investigations into Mr. White's personal finances produced no criminal charges against him.

IndieVest, a company that finances, produces and distributes films with budgets of up to $12 million, contends it has had a "dramatic increase" in investor interest in recent weeks.

As the head of a successful movie studio owned by a giant corporation, Schamus finances, produces and distributes movies that are "independent" to the extent that that label describes a style, a target audience, a price tag.

A forthcoming Harvard Business School study ­– based on sector-specific metrics selected by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board, a nonprofit focused on sustainability in finance – produced similar findings, as did a study of Standard & Poor's 500 companies released last month by environmental disclosure nonprofit CDP.

Mr. Hastings and Ms. Johnson are respected members of the Congressional Black Caucus, and their willingness to sign means that most caucus members now recognize that the status quo on campaign finance produces legislation that is inimical to their interests.