Sentence examples for funded the cost from inspiring English sources

The late Jewish peer Lord Weidenfeld, who found refuge in Britain after fleeing the Nazis, had the right idea when he funded the cost of flying 150 Christians by privately-chartered plane from Syria to Poland with the permission of the Polish government and Syria's Assad regime.

The health insurer of each woman funded the cost of treatment and follow-up.

In addition, the council has funded the costs of the club going into administration which stands at £200,000 so far.

Many more are expected to get into debt to fund the cost of the festive season.

The Daily Mail group is likely to fund the cost of redundancies for some Standard journalists, it is understood.

Scott called on the government to fund the cost of change at the ABC, including the "high upfront costs," of redundancies.

It also calls for the industry to pre-fund the cost of winding down basket-cases; the Senate wants the money to be raised after the fact.

"I say: why not consider partly funding the cost of the national living wage from higher prices that they charge for sugary drinks and junk food?

But with many families struggling to make ends meet, shoppers are also expected to turn to credit to fund the cost of Christmas.

"Districts are grasping at ways to fund the cost of education," said Janice Fitzgerald, executive director of Parent to Parent New York, an advocacy group in Albany.

The LGA wants the government to fully fund the cost of all the extra places, calculated to run to £12bn.