Sentences with phrase «finance at least part»

As college becomes more expensive every year, many students need to finance at least part of their school expenses, and many people end up in debt just as they are getting started.

Tassé says she supports the idea but cautions that the borough or city will have to finance at least part of the program since veterinarians charge as much as $ 200 for sterilization.

Not exact matches

The total raised by these ventures - at least $ 2 billion in the last 24 months - is a small part of overall shale financing.

In order to protect yourself and your finances it might be better to continue working, at least part - time.

I read a while back that UK Catholics were being asked for donations to finance the trip, so I figured that at least * that * money wouldn't go to the Church as regular «Sunday» donations; but whatever part of it that the UK has to pop for is, I suppose, an issue between the populace and their gov «t.

Also, finances dictate that I will need to work at least part - time for most of our kids» childhoods, with small planned - for hiatuses only (like the one I'm currently enjoying!)

As the Report of the Global Commission on Elections, Democracy, and Security highlights, the integrity of elections depends at least in part on the regulation of «undisclosed and opaque political finance.»

Every presidential election since 1976 has been financed at least in part with public funds, rising from $ 73 million in 1976 to nearly $ 240 million in 2000.

Packaging public financing as a constitutional amendment could make those proposals more palatable to resistant legislators, in part because an amendement would face several additional hurdles to becoming law and could not take effect for at least five years.

I mean, if you flew across the world to meet a Sugar Daddy, and plans fell through at the last minute, I do believe he should finance your trip back home; and, if he's a real gentlemen, he'd throw in at least some part of any agreed upon allowance.

Situations that would normally lead to a lease being classified as a finance lease include the following: the lease transfers ownership of the asset to the lessee by the end of the lease term; the lessee has the option to purchase the asset at a price which is expected to be sufficiently lower than fair value at the date the option becomes exercisable and that, at the inception of the lease, it is reasonably certain that the option will be exercised; the lease term is for the major part of the economic life of the asset, even if title is not transferred; at the inception of the lease, the present value of the minimum lease payments amounts to at least substantially all of the fair value of the leased asset, and; the lease assets are of a specialised nature such that only the lessee can use them without major modifications being made.

If you're financing your car through Peugeot, it offers a popular programme called «Just Add Fuel», which is a single monthly payment that covers all motoring costs such as routine servicing (but not wear parts, like brakes and tyres), road tax, breakdown cover and even comprehensive insurance (provided you're over a certain age, have held a licence for at least two years and already have two years» no claims discount).

Amazon seems to be leveraging their receivables to at least in part finance the capital expansion involved in creating distribution centers, while being able to float stock to pay exorbitant salary to the uber managers.

There is no part of the education syllabus at schools which covers personal finance and nothing which looks at stock market investing until at least university level, and only then if you take a degree which is hugely aligned with finance.

At Copenhagen, where the finance part of the deal was only sorted out at the very last minute, rich countries agreed to supply $ 30bn ($ 20bn) of «fast - start» financial assistance to the poor nations, and they said that by 2020, financial flows of at least $ 100bn a year would be provideAt Copenhagen, where the finance part of the deal was only sorted out at the very last minute, rich countries agreed to supply $ 30bn ($ 20bn) of «fast - start» financial assistance to the poor nations, and they said that by 2020, financial flows of at least $ 100bn a year would be provideat the very last minute, rich countries agreed to supply $ 30bn ($ 20bn) of «fast - start» financial assistance to the poor nations, and they said that by 2020, financial flows of at least $ 100bn a year would be provideat least $ 100bn a year would be provided.

Many standards bodies finance their operation at least in part through the sale of their standards.

Scariest of all, under Pinter v. Dahl, 486 U.S. 622, 647 (1988), the litigation finance company might even be viewed as a «seller» for purposes of the rescission remedy if it «solicit [ed] the purchase, motivated at least in part by a desire to serve his own financial interests or those of the securities owner,» and thus the company, along with the claimant, could be on the hook to fellow investors.

In practice, the designation of such critical suppliers can lessen the need for debtor - in - possession financing, since the proceeds of a DIP loan tend to be used, at least in part, to pay such suppliers so the business may continue to operate.

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