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is financeable
adjective
Capable of being financed.
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"When we received the designation for the project, that was the beginning of the slide in the real estate market," said M. Steven C. Williams, the president and chief of Danforth, "but now, people have a clearer picture, hotel financing is coming back and the project is financeable".
Such stereotypes are automatically activated when a person's gender is identified — even on paper — and can significantly influence perceptions about whether an entrepreneur is financeable.
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"A large, modern technologically advanced desalination project like the one in Carlsbad is not financeable without a secure, financially viable customer for the water," authority spokesman Mike Lee said by email.
They are not financeable in the U.S.
It's a financeable feasibility study, so all the banks are already attached to the proposition.
The externalization of costs of PPPs often makes these projects unfeasible because they are not financeable without a substantial government subsidy.
"Trough technology has been more financeable, but now trough presents a separate risk — water," said Nathaniel Bullard, a solar analyst with New Energy Finance, a London research firm.
Labor envisages that once a project is "underway and financeable" Infrastructure Australia could sell its equity or debt interests to long-term investors like super funds.
It doesn't help my work that Jennifer is a very financeable investment in the film industry.
Bear in mind what markets [often] provide is not the cheapest solution, not the best solution but the most readily financeable solution, and in the case of energy they're often different things," he said.
We believe this innovation is central to unlocking the pay-as-you-go business model and making solar energy an accepted, trusted and financeable product in the eyes of the Off-grid world".
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