Sentence examples for raised to operate from inspiring English sources

A special unit of the NKVD troops was raised to operate them.

Mr. Klein was joined by officials from the Wallace Foundation, which has pledged $15 million toward a total of $75 million in private donations that Mr. Klein has been trying to raise to operate the academy for three years.

Registered as a nonprofit tax-exempt advocacy organization, the group relies on private donations and fund-raising to operate, according to its Web site.

"Interviewees held starkly different perspectives about the amount of money that realistically could be raised" to fix and operate the Southwest as a fully functioning museum, the report says.

A board of 18 has donated $3 million for startup costs and plans to raise $12 million to $17 million to operate the school over the next five years.

Mostly she is on the road, lecturing and raising money to operate the programs and building an endowment for the Jane Goodall Institute.

If all goes well, Mr. Tito could be visiting Mir on a 10-day trip during the first half of next year, said officials of MirCorp, an Amsterdam company that is raising money to operate the aging Russian station.

In the past, GoFundMe has been used for some pretty noble projects, such as collecting donations for one of the victims of the Boston Marathon Bombing, and helping raise money to operate on the brain tumor of a morbidly obese 12-year-old.

That brings the total capital raised to $13 million.... the operating system of youth sports.

When the surplus exceeds the amount of old Treasury notes and bonds maturing, the government has no need to raise more cash to operate.

Two main issues are affecting sentiment in the French bank sector: their exposure to Greece and how they raise the funds to operate their businesses.