Sentence examples for financing venues from inspiring English sources

The files submitted by Almaty and Beijing include details of each city's bid, outlining important issues such as financing, venues, transportation and security.

The board of trustees of the American Center, a lively, popular, privately financed venue for concerts, lectures, exhibitions, and other forms of cultural exchange, had recently sold their building, on the Boulevard Raspail, and commissioned Frank Gehry to design a tonier headquarters in Bercy, across the Seine from the new Bibliothèque Nationale.

The St . LouisRams owner will be packing finished schematic plans for the world's most interactive and integrated football stadium, a futuristic, $1.86-billion 1.86-billion ,anced venue privatelyfinancedHollywood Park site in Inglewood.

JUST below the grand total of my April bill, $575.65, the Fairmount Wyndham Historic Hotel in San Antonio announced: "Bexar County requires that an additional tax of 1.75% be imposed on each hotel charge for the purpose of financing a venue project, consisting of a new sports and community arena approved by the voters of the county on Nov. 2, 1999".

The end result, according to Barclay, is that only very well financed corporate venues can afford to apply for a license.

The Chargers and Raiders will continue to seek public subsidies for new stadiums in their home markets, but they are developing a detailed proposal for a privately financed Los Angeles venue in the event they can't get deals done in San Diego and Oakland by the end of this year, according to the teams.

Another reason is that while every other city talks about what it will do to either lure an NFL team or keep the one it has, L.A. talks about what it will not do — namely it will not help finance a venue with taxpayer money.

The CGF evaluation commission recommended in July that Durban should be awarded the Games but also expressed some concerns about possible funding shortfalls and the approach organisers were taking to financing and developing venues.

It is essential that families, legislators and professionals unite to organize and finance academically rigorous venues where this important body of information can be collected and disseminated, and where a validating program for professional growth can be established.

Financing of the venue was officially granted by the Parliament of Norway in April 1990.

Financing of the venue was given through a grant issued by the Parliament of Norway on 1 August 1990.