Sentence examples for whole financing from inspiring English sources

The whole financing process is self-financing, which means all finances should be inserted in the selected project/projects at once, and no extra money will be financed thereafter.

"The whole financing discussion reflects that the developed world knows it has special responsibility.

Second, and even more profoundly, the whole "financing gap" calculating model, whereby a particular outcome is costed and possible contributions totted up, is past its sell-by date.

"The Government, when it came in power, very quickly launched the Green Paper on business finance and we were very pleased to see that that focused on not just the public markets but looked at the whole financing chain".

Ross: There have been quite a few hurdles – with this business it has been funding and growth – the whole finance thing has been the hardest part.

The Empire State Development Corporation's legal obligation is to present whole, financed projects to the Public Authorities Control Board, not schemes without financing or public approval.

The whole finance industry, especially banks, used to be dull, dull, dull.

His boss, Messmer, believes whole finance departments will come to be considered "seasonal workers," contracted only for annual or quarterly tax filing periods.

Drawing on a theories of bank control and agency, they have demonstrated that banks and other financial firms send their executives to other companies' boards to monitor and impose their home companies' interest (i.e., to secure their investments) or the interest of the whole finance industry (Kotz 1979; Mintz and Schwartz 1985).

Taking the district as a whole, public financing derives from three government sources – district government, provincial government and central government.

The whole campaign-finance system is a mess, not just the soft-money bit.