Sentence examples for financing to put from inspiring English sources

But Congress has not yet provided financing to put this new definition in effect.

Mr. Lane shuns publicity as he crosses the country forming local coalitions under names like Renewal Project and securing outside financing to put on the pastor conferences.

And Mr. Kerry likes to point out that he supported the balanced budget amendment and helped pass financing to put 100,000 police on the street.

Mr. Obama's plan has not gained wide support in Congress, but neither has there been a groundswell to keep the current moon program, known as Constellation, which would need a large increase in financing to put it back on track.

Financing to put government information and services online -- commonly referred to as e-government -- receives only a small portion of that amount, which is a number rarely listed in state budgets.

One group, Young Women for Change, run by an Afghan woman attending college in the United States and two friends here, said it received American Embassy financing to put on a fashion show in February, which it described as a "female empowerment project".

It then teams up with a specialist intermediary, such as Triodos or Social Finance, to put together a bid and secure investors.

Currently, rich countries are supposed to radically cut their emissions and provide finance to put all countries onto a low carbon pathway out of poverty – including through the transfer of technology.

Sweden will be represented by Törbjorn Törnqvist's Team Artemis and Emirates Team New Zealand, headed by Grant Dalton has said both that it intends to take part and that it still has some finance to put in place.

Eugene, the American city hosting the 2021 World Athletics Championships that it was controversially gifted without a proper bidding process, is struggling to raise finance to put on the event and has been forced to abandon efforts to use Sebastian Coe in the fund-raising effort, The Independent can reveal.

The growth coincided with decisions by banks and automakers' financing companies to put the brakes on lease programs.