Sentence examples for friendly financing from inspiring English sources

Although the sale of the team shares and the Madoff settlement were distinct events, it is clear that the Mets lost a source of friendly financing when Madoff was arrested in late 2008 for orchestrating one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history.

The crux of its problem is that online sellers who use Lazada, Shopee or other platforms that are forgoing profit in order to grow, are ironically less able to scale their business since there are few 'e-commerce friendly' financing options.

In this case, a clear enterprise friendly finance policies should be adopted and implemented.

I suspect that the emergence of our innovation-friendly finance markets was less inevitable than many people imagine.

And those shared values and buyer-friendly finance options are resulting in sales.

Today, TheFunded.com and the Founder Institute is announcing in conjunction with law firm Wilson Sonsini, Convertible Equity, a startup-friendly seed-financing vehicle intended to replace Convertible Debt notes.

And too often the quality of candidates is shamefully low, in part because the incumbent-friendly campaign finance system and the onerous requirements of fundraising in the city — and state and nation — keep good challengers from running.

DAMBA MARIA, Angola, 25 June 2010 – Japan's Ambassador to Angola, Kazuhiko Koshikawa, has officially handed over the first of 20 child-friendly schools, financed by the Government of Japan, to Angola's Ministry of Education.

These are: action for adapting to the negative consequences of climate change, such as droughts and floods; ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions; ways to widely deploy climate-friendly technologies and financing both adaptation and mitigation measures.

That the game has changed for financial markets – that there is no going back to the boom times – and that the world going forward is a much more boring, and much less finance friendly place, than the markets want to admit.

Start with excessive unemployment due to Federal Reserve Board policies which were antagonistic to wage growth and friendly to the finance sector and bondholders.