Sentence examples for more financial backing from inspiring English sources
Men also receive substantially more financial backing than women.
One sign that may indicate that Republicans recognize their predicament is if they quietly provide more financial backing to Mr. Akin, who still has a shot in Missouri.
He had more financial backing than some other négociants, and so has also been able to buy land, including a parcel vineyard of grand cru Corton-Charlemagne.
The company's chief executive, Jean-Bernard Lévy, has written to staff insisting that it needed more financial backing from the state and would not go ahead without this.
He has had more financial backing than any other England coach and cooperation from Super League clubs more keen than ever to see the national team progress.
Unite, which has donated £12m to Labour since the 2010 election, is ready to give more financial backing to Labour ahead of the general election.
For some context on the size of the round, a new mobile OEM called Sirin Labs raised a $72 million seed round at the end of last month, aiming to build secure smartphones — a space Jolla has also previously said it intends to target with a security-hardened version of its OS (and rather more modest financial backing).
And the senator is promoting himself as "an independent Democrat," telling voters that he can bring more financial resources back to the district by sitting with the Republican majority.
It should mean students avoid the need to do months or years of free work to get experience, says Taylor-Ward, and may encourage more people without financial backing to consider a career in law.
In documents sourced by activists from antigoldgreece, we learn that El Dorado will most likely be reimbursed for its initial investment by the state, meaning there's now more financial ground to go back and cover.
No, St Louis' issues with building momentum for a Major League Soccer franchise has been less about local fervor and interest in the sport, and more about finding the financial backing necessary to enter one of America's closed sporting systems.
