用backers造句子，“backers”造句

That must be shared with their financial backers, especially in Lebanon, Somalia and the United Arab Emirates.

Disgraced athletes, of course, stand to lose a lot more than their MEDALS: corporate backers drop them instantly.

But she believes party politics have no place in policing, and fears independents won't be able to stand unless they are millionaires or have rich backers.

So it strikes at a foundation of family law-a paradox, considering that many of the law's backers are social conservatives.

Probably unknown to Kidd, however, was that his backers were rivals of the powerful East India Company, the ruthless multinational corporation that exported exotic goods from the Indian sub-continent.

But despite the gloomy picture the summit's backers remain optimistic.

Mr Suharto’s former backers in the West regretted praising him so effusively.

If you are profitable or have good financial backers, you can go to a bank and borrow against those servers.

Even if you do not have financial ability to start a business, if the idea is good enough you can find some financial backers.

But calling up capital in, say, a euro-denominated fund now could lock in money from those U.S. backers at an unfavorable exchange rate, eroding potential gains for those investors.

Without such funding, their work would likely be constrained by the interests of more conventional backers.

Mr Roh's backers set up a shrine to him across from Seoul's city hall, a traditional gathering place for protesters.

Triec's financial backers include Toronto-Dominion Bank and Manulife Financial, two of Canada's biggest financial institutions, a private foundation and an Ontario government agency.

The party cannot appeal to identity politics, because the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) draws Hindu nationalists and regional leaders such as Mayawati in Uttar Pradesh rally low-caste backers.

In other parts of the country, especially in the Kikuyu heartlands, Mr Kibaki's backers have treated Luos with similar harshness.

Financial backers of the two groups, led by America and Iran, have poured in cash to prop up their respective proteges and prove that their side’s approach works better.

The government and its backers are now scraping together a third force, the "auxiliary police" recruited locally and trained for just two weeks before being deployed.

The fund’s backers, it seems, need to be as flexible as its new lending criteria.

The traffic grows heavier all the time, in part because the ultimate backers of the aid agencies-be they governments or individuals-want efficiency and accountability, and think they can get both.

But at most factories, managers and their government backers will retain the upper hand.