Sentence examples for land financing from inspiring English sources

With language and cultural hurdles, and the need to gain access to land, financing and marketing, farm ownership for refugees can be very difficult.

"Developing in city neighborhoods like this one takes a lot more than assembling land, financing and a marketing strategy," said Ms. Nelson, who has served as Bethel New Life's president since its founding.

TixToGo offered employees their deferred salaries in the form of fully-vested stock or cash (their choice), contingent on the company's ability to land financing.

He said, 'You know, to get financing they're going to want to see actors who've done these roles before.'" She ended up inviting Morano to her house and filming a few scenes from the movie in front of her — then, as a producer, she helped land financing by casting actors such as Wilson and costar Juno Temple.

Meanwhile, even foreign directors know casting a U.S. star is more important than ever to land financing, says Hollywood agent Rena Ronson, who has helped package movies for foreign directors and says she's watched their eyes light up when a single actor's name can provide another $5 million for their budget.

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"Land, finances, medical care and education resources are too concentrated," Mr. Sun said.

Overwhelmingly, they point first to the business in Latin America in justifying the condominiums and hotels that they are putting up on nearly any available patch of land, financed mostly by American banks.

"For small-scale farmers to be more productive and far more competitive, they need access to land, finance, improved seed, fertiliser, water, electricity, transport and, above all, markets," a spokesman said.

Just as a new technological context has allowed a generation to re-imagine communism, so the tectonic movements in democracy, energy, climate, land, finance, money and work throw up questions to which the socialism of the 1830s, 1930s or 1980s could not possibly have the answers.

This vertical fiscal imbalance has pushed local governments to develop new ways to make money, such as land finance.