Sentence examples for permitted to finance from inspiring English sources

Cannabis is still deemed a Schedule I controlled substance at the federal level, so large banks aren't permitted to finance (most) cannabis companies.

Wurk has developed relationships with local state banks or credit unions that are permitted to finance cannabis companies, and developed a network of these financial services firms to help cannabis companies handle all their payroll issues as they grow.

He was charged with giving out illegal logging permits to finance his re-election campaign.

He was charged, among other crimes, with dishing out illegal logging permits to finance a forthcoming re-election campaign.

Horace Saks merged his business with Gimbel Brothers in 1923, permitting him to finance construction on Fifth Avenue.

Now, the former governor is Mr. Bush's secretary of health and human services, and is pressing the president to permit taxpayers to finance research on stem cells.

A steady stream of Republican and Democratic leaders of the agency, including Mr. Levitt and Mr. Pitt, have proposed that Congress permit it to finance itself like the Federal Reserve.

Chinese officials charged with ensuring security, lavishly financed and permitted to operate above the law, have remained perpetually on edge, employing state-of-the-art surveillance, technologically sophisticated censorship, new crime-fighting tools, as well as proactive efforts to resolve labor and land disputes, all to prevent any organized or sustained resistance to single-party rule.

In the meantime, it was permitted to deposit 60percentt of the financing.

With the public money she now expects to qualify for, she will reach $6,729,000, which is the maximum amount mayoral candidates who accept public financing will be permitted to spend before the primary.

But trading in credits based on carbon-offset projects — in which polluters buy permits issued to finance investments in initiatives like forestry programs or clean-energy production — slumped 54 percent, to $3.4 billion.