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For the past two years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been underwriting programs to prevent prescription drug overdoses in a number of states.
Under the Bloomberg administration, the private sector has been underwriting everything from Parks Department festivals to positions within the Department of Cultural Affairs to building a $1.2 million counterterrorism center and creating a mobile chemical and biological detection lab, both for the Police Department.
"If it is true that UKEF has been underwriting loans for steel projects that deliver relatively little tangible benefit to the British economy, and which are actively supporting the foreign steel industry, then a number of questions will have to be answered by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy," Kinnock said.
A different online platform, Loyal 3, has been underwriting select IPO offerings, and granting access to "loyal" customers of consumer brands.
As he put it, American military might "has been underwriting global security" since the end of WWII.
Critics have been quick to note that the pro-Netflix stance is influenced by the company's willingness to open up its wallet; the streaming giant has been underwriting budgets far larger than other studios, as it did with the effects-heavy "Okja," or buying finished movies at much more than the going rate.
The whole place has been underwritten by a wealthy Iowa businessman, Ted Townsend, to the tune of about $22 million.
So far, the project has been underwritten with Dr. Hidalgo's faculty funds, and it has a relatively tiny audience, numbering in the thousands.
This has been driven by remarkable developments in human thought, especially in science and technology, and a relatively stable global order that has been underwritten by the United States.
Any shortfall has been underwritten by the government, but Robertson and Johnson claimed there would be huge spin-off benefits for tourism and business.
