Sentence examples for supplemental financing from inspiring English sources

The company is also continuing discussions with its lenders regarding existing and possible supplemental financing facilities".

In June, Ms. Tubbs Jones voted against emergency supplemental financing for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

To conduct the experiments, she got supplemental financing from the National Institutes of Health to buy a biosafety cabinet with a protective metal hood.

Disney officials said yesterday that Euro Disney was seeking waivers from its banks and means of obtaining supplemental financing, if necessary.

At the hearing, Mr. Gates said he had asked for $50 million in supplemental financing in case a facility needed to be built quickly for the detainees.

ACCURACY -- Mr. Kerry did vote against an $87 billion supplemental financing bill for military and reconstruction efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

John Kirby, said afterward that although the admiral wanted to move away from supplemental defense financing, there might be "a need for another supplemental on the unique and current demands of dynamic operations in two theaters of war".

At the moment, the administration projects that the Pentagon's base budget and the extra war spending will peak at $708 billion in the coming fiscal year, though analysts say it is likely that the Pentagon will need at least $30 billion more in supplemental war financing then.

Analysts said Congress could use a supplemental war-financing request that Mr. Obama is likely to send to Capitol Hill this week as a vehicle to restore spending for more F-22s and other systems that Mr. Gates wants to cut, including Boeing's C-17 cargo planes.

Representative David R. Obey, the Wisconsin Democrat who is chairman of the Appropriations Committee, said House Democrats intended to add more than $4 billion for new equipment to the Obama administration's request for a supplemental war-financing bill but would not provide $50 million the administration sought to pay for the closing of the Guantánamo Bay prison.

Newt Gingrich, the House speaker, wants to use budget surpluses to finance supplemental personal retirement accounts for working Americans.