Sentence examples for is defrayed from inspiring English sources

She said that each program costs about $3000, the expense is defrayed by local banks, & business houses, foundations, private donations, & a grant from the Recording Industries Trust Fund, through Local 802, of the American Federation of Musicians.

The king ordered that the Ashta-matrika be worshipped during the Ashwin Navaratri and cost is defrayed by the durbar.

ESPN is defraying the cost of the free service by incorporating commercials into the clips, a strategy that promises to lure marketers to the Web just as surely as it threatens to annoy Internet users.

Some costs will be defrayed through profits on its 57% stake in the park.

They did agree that some of the cost should be defrayed by drug companies.

The cost of the procession, about $1.25 per person per day, the organizers said, was defrayed by foreign aid agencies.

In these cases, having pet insurance may make those decisions a little easier since some of the costs will be defrayed.

"They've been like family to us," said Susan, whose many expenses for her mother's care, including medicine and transportation, are defrayed by Sharp.

Their proposal calls for the Chargers to contribute $353m, which could be defrayed by the additional $100m from the NFL and a naming rights deal.

Mr. D'Angelo, the saxophonist, had surgery last year to remove cancerous tumors from his brain; the costs were defrayed by small benefit concerts all over the world.

That could mean Microsoft is bringing in at least $500m in revenues from Android – this will in effect all be profit once legal costs are defrayed.