Sentence examples for support for financing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush, who in 2001 limited federally financed researchers to working on roughly two dozen stem cell lines already in existence, twice vetoed legislation that would have explicitly expressed support for financing the contested research.
Australia's support for financing the transition to renewable energy was rated as "medium" by Climate Transparency, noting there had been "prolonged policy uncertainty resulting from volatile political support for substantive climate change policy".
Reasons for the termination included a lack of sufficient political support for financing new trains, and also that Class 64 was no longer suitable for use.
UNICEF Country Offices sought other donor support for financing.
He has yet to show his hand, though for the first time this week he spoke of possible support for financing reforms.Meanwhile, the EU is meant to produce proposals late this year for its members' contributions to a new defence effort.
Patricia Lazio, Mr. Lazio's wife, took the unusual step of conducting a news conference with the reporters traveling with the Republican congressman to denounce an advertisement by the Clinton camp that questions Mr. Lazio's support for financing for breast and cervical cancer treatment.
Republicans are demanding that Mr. Obama agree to defund or delay his signature domestic achievement, the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, as a condition of their support either for financing the government or increasing the debt limit.
The idea is to help firms without getting in the way of the private banks.These policies, however carefully contrived, involve more state support for finance and thus put more of taxpayers' money at risk.
In an unusual move, Key immediately pledged his support for finance minister Bill English as his replacement, despite English leading the party to its worst ever election defeat in 2002.
Compared to support for finances and life care, they have greater expectations of free space, harmonious relations, and emotional comfort.
JICA projects focused on 'soft' assistance such as the workforce and governance building blocks, whereas 'hard' support for finance and medical products was not evident in the respective outputs and activities.
