Sentence examples for start to fund from inspiring English sources

At that point, it seemed credible that Portugal might be able next year to exit, on schedule, its three-year €78bn bailout programme and start to fund itself in the market.

And with each new reward opened up by this platform, subscriptions become more valuable and more people will start to fund directly the artists they love.

This allows Verizon to get rate increases on basic service phone customers to start to fund and roll out their FTTP, fiber-to-the-premises networks used by FiOS TV, the cable service.

On a larger scale, banks hold the purse strings for the fossil fuel industry and have tremendous influence in determining whether we continue to destroy our climate and our communities, or whether we start to fund the future with a green new deal that creates a clean energy future.

"But when the studios started to fund the Oscars again in '58, they pulled the ceremony back to Los Angeles".

The last Labour government started to fund the trips, a policy supported by the education secretary, Michael Gove.

Emergence was started to fund the software-as-a-service craze of the early 2000s.

In 1999, the Italian Ministry of Health started to fund the Liguria-Trento Transprojectetwork (LTTN) project, a health research project with the aim to build an informative system for donor management and transplantation activity in a macroregional area.

There was a long process of the governing agencies figuring out what they wanted to solicit proposals for, and now they've started to fund them.

Some of Vselensky's more than 50,000 Instagram followers now pay him for tours, and corporate sponsors are starting to fund even wilder stunts.

To raise funds, a crowdfunding campaign was started to fund $20,000 for five genomes [ 40].