Sentence examples for financing setting from inspiring English sources

At first in tiny ways – by buying sand and concrete to make fuel-efficient cook stoves and then selling them on, or by financing setting themselves up as a baker rather than a day labourer.

This plan defined 12 main tasks of the Wenzhou comprehensive financial reform, one of which was "normalizing development of private financing, setting regulations for the management of the private financing, setting up a registration and record system for private lending, and establishing a sound monitoring system for private lending".

A committee of experts on sustainable development financing, set up last year, presented their recommendations last month.

There's no director or financing set, though Ms. Smith's literary agent, Betsy Lerner, said several producers and especially actresses have expressed interest since "Just Kids" was published last year.

Private equity firms, armed with megafunds and cheap and easy Wall Street financing, set their sights on acquiring big brand-name companies.

Then last spring the U.T. System Board of Regents approved spending $30 million a year — special financing set aside for flagship institutions — to help establish an Austin medical school.

And what has worked in Austin — substantial public-private investment, financing set aside by the State Constitution for flagship institutions, and a voter-approved 5-cent property tax increase — is not necessarily a fit in the Rio Grande Valley.

John Edwards' decision last week to participate in public campaign financing set off a qualm-storm in the media about his ranking among the Democratic candidates but, for us, it strongly reaffirmed our confidence in him.

This paradox of increasing aspiration and stagnating external financing sets the backdrop for the XIX International AIDS Conference in Washington DC this month.

A jury ruled on Friday in favor of shareholders who said the French media group Vivendi lied to the public about its shaky finances, setting the stage for a possible distribution of billions of dollars in damages to investors.

Eight days of every year of your life are wasted dealing with home finances, setting up bills, talking to providers, chasing people you live with for money".