Sentence examples for of finance required from inspiring English sources

Of the other shareholders, few participated in the last share issue, and fewer still have the resources to provide Rangers with the level of finance required to begin the rebuilding process, although Sandy Easdale did provide a £500,000 emergency loan for working capital requirements, secured against the transfer fee raised by the sale of Lewis Macleod to Brentford.

Private equity executives have hungered for the chance to strike a deal worth more than $10 billion, an accomplishment believed difficult because of the sheer size of financing required.

As a grand jury investigates the financial irregularities of one Catholic priest in the Diocese of Brooklyn and church officials try to recover $1.8 million that was improperly spent by another, diocesan leaders acknowledge that as many as one of five parishes lack the lay oversight of finances required by church law.

As a grand jury investigates the financial irregularities of one Roman Catholic priest in the Diocese of Brooklyn and church officials try to recover $1.8 million that was improperly spent by another, diocesan leaders acknowledge that as many as one out of five parishes lack the basic lay oversight of finances required by church law.

The structure of the concierge medical practice will determine the level of financing required.

The major challenge that faced the UEB was the lack of finances required to expand the grid to the rural areas, with the result that new customer numbers flattened out quickly and that the sector relied heavily on Government subsidies (Mawejje et al. 2013).

In the late 1980s, Suharto government decided to de-regulate the banking sector to encourage savings and providing domestic source of financing required for growth.

However, sustaining the level of financing required to ensure adequate quality of care and coverage of health services became problematic thereafter.

There was a sense that global problems – a shortage of demand, high unemployment levels, regulation of transnational finance – required global solutions.

Keynes understood that correcting the global imbalances left by the "juggernaut" of international finance required effective liquidity provisioning and expansionary adjustments by creditor countries.

That has now been given, in several forms: the OECD issued a report in October showing that two thirds of the finance required is already being supplied; and a report by the World Resources Institute showed that the remainder can be made up by increased finance from the World Bank and other development banks, and from the private sector.