Sentence examples for which needs money from inspiring English sources

The problem is one of scale, which needs money.

The Hermitage, which needs money for restoration, has been aided by Paul Gottlieb, the president and publisher of Harry N. Abrams Inc., the New York art publisher, which printed the catalogue in paperback in Russian ($20.62) and in hard cover in English ($51.55).

Indeed, Malaysia -- which needs money to shore up its banks -- has been forced to skirt traditional capital markets since the Government imposed capital controls in September and the country's credit rating was lowered to one notch above junk status by major rating agencies.

The only way to raise that kind of money would be a fresh public offering of shares, which is what King wants to participate in since his money would go directly to the club, which needs money spent on the football infrastructure - there is still no scouting network - and maintenance work at Ibrox.

Institutions, which need money or space as artworks fill their basements, often look to sell items donated with the stipulation that they never be relinquished.

Each firm was then encouraged to compete in the other's sectors.When communism collapsed, the Hungarian government, which needed money to recapitalise Hungaria and Allami, decided to sell the firms to foreigners.

That takes us to the IMF, which needs more money if it is to help with the rising need for bailouts.

Israel is also withholding $100 million in tax revenues it collects monthly for the Palestinian Authority, which needs the money to pay salaries.

Nearly two-thirds of that revenue goes to BP, which needs the money to pay damages for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill caused by a blowout and explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig last April that left 11 workers dead.

Italy's eighth-largest bank, which needs the money to fill a capital gap and avert the risk of being wound down, will be 99.3% owned by a newly created bank rescue fund that underwrote the cash call.

In a trauma tailspin, she decides she's going to find her dad, which means she needs money to fund her misguided Himalayan adventure, leading her to a job on a used car lot working for her childhood TV crush Jerry Carlyle, aka "Troy Thunderbolt" (Tyler Christopher), and a subsequent love triangle with her own mother (Stacy Edwards).