Sentence examples for should have financed from inspiring English sources
If my fellow countrymen and women feel strongly about South African stories being acted by non-South Africans, they should have financed the films themselves.
The result is that government accounts have been misstated, it has borrowed more than it could really afford according to that rule, and now it faces the ignominious prospect of overpaying banks it owns for the privilege of using inferior assets it should have financed itself at lower cost in the first place.
Investors put money into deals that never should have been financed, then panicked when the credit crisis arrived and dumped securities that really were likely to pay off.
There is definitely an excess of money in politics and it is my belief we should have publicly financed campaigns.
To address this challenge, the federal government should expand asset-building programs it has financed to support vulnerable constituencies throughout the country into a broader effort that helps millions of working class Americans rebuild wealth lost during the crisis.
What should be done about health care? A. I think we should have universal coverage financed by a general, broad-based tax which is earmarked for health care -- such as a value-added tax -- which would give every American a voucher to be part of some health care plan.
The last few buyers should have never been financed," notes Puryear.
Also, technology should have made finance more efficient, Professor Philippon says.
Be grown-up about financial responsibilities Three-quarters of Britons agree that couples in a lasting relationship should have joint finances, while 26 per cent of men and only 13 per cent of woman want to take control of the combined budget.
Regardless of whether fans in 28 out of the 32 NFL cities should have helped finance stadium construction and renovation in the last 20 years, they did.
Yet the president's critics are not suggesting the government should have subsidized wages or financed more public works.
