Sentence examples for has long financed from inspiring English sources

"They run into open gunfire".The group has long financed itself through plunder and kidnapping for ransom.

The group, which has long financed its operations through narcotics trafficking and kidnapping for ransom, is considered a terrorist organization by Colombia and the United States.

But the stream of federal money that has long financed such projects, in this Hudson Valley district and elsewhere in the nation, is about to dry up.

Morgan Stanley's John Mack hypocritically branded the practice which his firm had long financed as a prime broker—"immoral if not illegal".

Governments have long financed wasteful or even unnecessary programs, but at a moment when both parties seem to agree that spending is out of control, the durability of small-town airport subsidies, which have outlasted four presidents who opposed them, underscores the political difficulties of cutting even the smallest projects.

The group raised about $6.4 million — more than some of the candidates — from businesspeople and entrepreneurs who have long financed conservative causes, along with a small group of Wall Street executives who are also among top donors and fund-raisers for Mr. Romney's campaign.

A senior Mumbai policeman says there is little point arresting any criminal since some politician will promptly telephone to order his release.India's film industry in particular has long been financed by the underworld.

The house's upkeep — and theirs too — has long been financed by Masha, a movie star who returns home soon after the play begins with a shiny new boy toy, a set of walking and talking pecs and abs with the refreshingly un-Chekhovian name of Spike Billy Magnussenn).

With its origin as part of the Sumitomo and Mitsui conglomerates, whose interests include oil prospecting, mining, shipbuilding and civil engineering, the bank has long experience financing large-scale projects.

London has long been to finance as Wimbledon is to tennis, they say: Britain provides the court and encourages foreigners to provide the best players.

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, a guerrilla group known by its Spanish acronym, FARC, has agreed to lay down its arms and quit the drug trade, which it has long used to finance its operations.