Sentence examples for use financing from inspiring English sources

A company can use financing to reduce its litigation costs, with the funder covering or sharing the expense of legal fees and the company splitting its recovery with the funder if the suit succeeds.

The Hollywood Reporter said the campaign had drawn about 3,000 investors and that production on the "Stromberg" movie (which will also use financing raised by traditional methods) would begin later next year.

"I haven't known him to use financing in any of his deals," said Matthew Lesser, a vice president at Leslie J. Garfield & Company, who has represented Mr. Rovt in several New York real estate transactions.

Discussions on the eve of the talks had centered on a bailout that might use financing from nations that use the euro and that would call on the expertise of the International Monetary Fund to ensure that aid extended to a country at risk would be conditional on it overhauling its finances.

PSA Peugeot Citroën's Chinese auto financing arm, which started its retail business in September 2008, expects 10 percent to 12 percent of its buyers to use financing services in five years, up from 4 percent now, said Michel Arnaud, head of the unit.

The reporting requirements do not go into effect immediately, but the commission also approved an interpretive release reminding companies that under current law they could not use financing structures — including off-balance sheet securities or investments — aimed at masking their reported financial condition.

In the current climate, it is all too easy to use finance as a smokescreen for doing nothing.

The recommendations use finance as a driving force to enrich the aid ecosystem and push for institutional changes to bridge the humanitarian and development divide.

[Wagner and Weitzman] use finance theory to argue the presence of risk is precisely why we need to limit carbon emissions sooner rather than later.

In Britain, a bidder using financing cannot make a bid unless the financing is agreed to and firmly committed.

The Swedish group Cultural Heritage Without Borders is advising the museum on plans to reconstruct and modernize using financing from the European Union and Unesco and other agencies.