Sentence examples for joint financing from inspiring English sources
Joint financing "could become very expensive, would create false incentives and burden countries with solid finances," he added.
The government is in discussions with international charities Habitat for Humanity and Food for the Poor regarding joint financing.
Instead he's waiting to hear about several state grants and weighing, as many other independent exhibitors are, whether to sign a joint financing agreement.
The season is made possible through joint financing by Paris National Opera, City Ballet, and the American Friends of the Paris Opera and Ballet.
"The investigations focus on the joint financing of a gala event, initially at the cost of €7m later reduced to €6.7m," read the statement from the attorney general.
The relationship between the two companies goes back 15 years with a joint financing and distribution deal that led to Toy Story, the first fully computer animated film and the highest-grossing film of 1995.
One is accused of pouring a beer over the head of a Republican leader, the co-chairman of the joint finance committee.
" This week, at a joint finance committee session in the Nevada Legislature, state officials were asked about the stimulus money and found themselves in the uncomfortable position of laying out to lawmakers the benefits of receiving it.
Arun Jaitley, a senior BJP leader deeply involved in the recent electoral campaign, will be joint finance and defence minister, while Rajnath Singh, president of the BJP and a key supporter of Modi's prime ministerial candidacy, will be home minister.
Be grown-up about financial responsibilities Three-quarters of Britons agree that couples in a lasting relationship should have joint finances, while 26 per cent of men and only 13 per cent of woman want to take control of the combined budget.
Latham-Jones added that because Ealing Studios can now make films independently, without joint finance deals, Britain's other big players, Film4 and BBC Films, were welcoming the beefed-up operation.
