So far in the United States, such projects have been limited by high initial costs, scant government financing and the lack of a business model.
Working in Spain with scant local financing, he was, in effect, a cinematic exile, but he was also at the peak of his artistic power.
Giuseppe Spedicato, from Movimondo, a voluntary group that runs the centre with only the scantest government finance, prefers to call it a "reception" centre.
The weaker dollar hurts American companies that depend on foreign financing because of scant domestic saving.
In the 11th-hour compromise to avoid a government shutdown last week, one concession that President Obama made to Republicans drew scant attention: he agreed to finance vouchers for Washington students to attend private schools.
However, because the bank evaluation index and its dimensionality have increased, whereas the historical data for supply chain finance services are scant, the traditional risk assessment model is no longer applicable.
Trouble is, as busy entrepreneurs we're so locked in on ensuring our business success that we typically pay scant attention to our personal finances.
The trusts operated with little public scrutiny for years but drew new attention in September after The Times reported that DWP executives had only scant information about the groups' finances.
The U.S. government's implicit backing of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac gives billions of dollars to the mortgage finance companies' shareholders but offers scant help to homeowners, a Federal Reserve paper out on Monday said.
The government has also offered scant details on how its economic plan would be financed.
