Sentence examples for may be financed from inspiring English sources

According to the Bolivian government an NGO is "any not-for-profit organization or group of people, both foreign and national, of religious character or not, that implements activities to improve well-being and development within the national territory, which may be financed by state funds or international co-operation resources" (translated from [ 36]).

If the family makes this deal, it may be financed by partners other than the brothers.

NGOs may be financed by private donations, international organizations, governments, or a combination of these.

(c) The evaluation process may be financed with funds made available under 23 U.S.C. 104(b)(3) and 505, and, for metropolitan planning areas, 23 U.S.C. 104 d).

(b) The preparation of the State's annual reports may be financed with funds made available through 23 U.S.C. 104(b)(3).

That offer, they added, may be financed in part by the Salomon Smith Barney of Citigroup, Credit Suisse First Boston and Bear Stearns.

In view of the payment to Mr. Gregerson, they also fear he may be financing other supporters of the Islamic State.

In "Homeland," at 10, an undercover agent linked to a Saudi prince who may be financing terrorist activities offers Carrie (Claire Danes) some tantalizing electronic evidence.

By pursuing a possible deal to buy the music-trading service Napster, the German media conglomerate Bertelsmann is opening the unusual possibility that it may be financing an antitrust investigation against itself.

It's ironic that he may be financing a run now, given the sudden popularity of Bernie Sanders, as if that's a signal that the poor, confused voters need him.

Senate investigators believe that more that $21 billion may have gone back to Saddam's regime and some of those funds may be financing the insurgency we face today.