Sentence examples for shift of financing from inspiring English sources

Over the last 20 years, developing countries have experienced the massive shift of financing and the operation of infrastructure from the public to the private sector.

China established its stock exchanges a decade ago in an attempt to shift the burden of financing state companies from the country's state banks to the public.

Proposed by County Executive Andrew J. Spano, who anticipates that it would generate $1.4 million, the surcharge would shift the burden of financing the system from property owners to cellphone users and would put a dent in the $111 million deficit projected in the next budget.

As such, it's shifting the burden of financing the railways away from general taxation and on to the individual ticketholder.

Critics of the policy said it shifted the burden of financing healthcare to doctors and patients.

Their priorities must have shifted to financing instead of new drug leads.

As firms pull back from riskier sectors, the new regulatory system may lead to increased borrowing costs, a tightening of available credit and a shift of capital markets financing to less-regulated areas of the financial system, like hedge funds and private equity firms, the ratings agency's report said.

He has made waves by wanting to shift state financing of public colleges to majors that have the best job prospects.

It is the principal way of financing the shift from high- to low-carbon power and industrial processes in the developing world.

A new idea advanced by Thomas Pogge, a professor of philosophy and international affairs at Yale and a co-founder of Academics Stand Against Poverty, has sought to shift the discussion from ways of financing risky innovation to ways of rewarding it.

More radical is an idea to shift financing of care of the old away from payroll taxes and towards personal savings to cope with the looming increase in their numbers.Political setbacks could sharpen policy disputes within the coalition.