Sentence examples for generally financed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, schemes are generally financed wholly from taxes often local taxes.

Olympic-caliber athletes in the United States are generally financed by two agencies — the U.S.O.C. and the national governing body of their sport.

Commercial theatre companies are generally financed by individual investors or by private companies expecting a return; subsidised theatre companies (mostly registered charities) are generally financed by the Arts Council (funded by a combination of the national lottery and the government) or by private donors, with altruism being the predominating incentive.

Such political action committees are generally financed personally by industry executives rather than by corporations and under federal law are limited to giving $5,000 to each candidate per election.

Naturally, this depends on the market, and is generally the only major investment we have to make in a local market because the rest of the investment is generally financed through the partnerships — once they start coming in.

Airports in Asia are generally financed by their local governments and syndicated loans.

The foundation does not generally finance direct delivery of health services.

Malaysian banks generally finance only half the purchase price for a luxury house.

Most of the major Democratic candidates have produced a major plan to expand health coverage, generally financing it by rolling back all or part of Mr. Bush's tax cuts.

The EIB generally finances one third of each project, but supportive financing can reach 50%.

The most relevant grounds are generally finances and assets, past and projected job stability, "lifestyle issues, like whether the candidate has been a litigious or "problem" tenant where he or she now lives, and whether or not the candidate plans to use the apartment as a full-time residence.