Sentence examples similar to operative funds from inspiring English sources

Now these same farmers in CoopeTarrazú not only have access to safer methods to process coffee, the co-operative funds an education program that teaches their children about issues including biodiversity and organic farming.

However the legal case develops, the entire episode is a particularly unwelcome political development for Mr. McGreevey, whose tenure has been marked by a parade of ethical questions involving donors, political operatives, fund-raisers and a handful of administration members.

In the early stages of the 2016 race, top political operatives, fund-raisers and donors may look to home state popularity as a measure of a candidate's appeal and political talent, particularly for governors in states that don't automatically and overwhelmingly support a chief executive of one party or the other.

Participants identified three models of fishery buy-back schemes: full government funding; government loans to industry and industry co-operative funding.

The Co-operative Bank funds Climate Care projects on behalf of its mortgage customers.

Harold Ickes, a top Democratic operative and fund-raiser, told The Los Angeles Times that it was a mistake for the White House to discourage profuse spending in a fistfight.

Mr. Sattar, who is being held without bond in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Lower Manhattan, has been charged with working in New York as a communications operative and fund-raiser for the Islamic Group, an Egyptian terrorist organization that Mr. Abdel Rahman led.

Investigations have shown that CJNG operatives contributed funds to defend people facing charges related to the July 2015 escape of El Chapo Guzman from Altiplano prison — the same prison where the once again arrested drug lord is currently detained.

Mexican authorities believe there is some sort of alliance between CJNG and the larger and more powerful Sinaloa Cartel, with early investigations showing that New Generation operatives contributed funds to defend people facing charges related to the July escape of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán from a Mexican prison.

And depending too much on political operatives and fund-raisers for key positions.

You start by hiring three staff members, choosing from among mud-throwing spinmeisters, brutal hatchet men, sneaky operatives and fund-raisers who can save endangered staff members with an influx of cash.