Eksempler på bruk av Funded på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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They funded my programme.
How badly does the director want this war funded?
We were well funded, you know?
We funded the construction oi your gym.
The project is funded by Statoil.
Folk oversetter også
He funded his research and took responsibility for the result of it.
I just wanna get funded and build Pied Piper.
Private tuition and the state of Texas funded the school.
It used to be funded by the Wayne Foundation.
The project started on January 2008 andis currently funded until 2016.
It's all funded, including follow-up, so.
The Nordic initiative will be funded from three sources.
This Project is funded by public and private agencies and individuals.
Spend the rest of your life dreaming up great ideas that don't get funded.
It's gonna be funded through a forfeiture program.
The transaction is expected to be closed by the end of April, funded with liquidity from Skagen.
It's gonna be funded through a forfeiture programme.
These firms, increasingly flush with cash, competed with their rivals to expand, and funded their own investments.
We were originally funded to look into PTSD.
Externally funded scholarships are subject to different application procedures.
I just-- I just wanna get funded and build Pied Piper.
Commission funded by Arts Council Norway, FFUK and Trondheim Municipality.
The project is an internally funded strategic project(SIP).
The project is funded by the Norwegian government and has a budget of 4,7 million NOK.
To invest in one of the strategies you must have a live and sufficiently funded account with Saxo Bank A/S.
The project is funded for three and a half years.
Funded entirely by voluntary donations, in 2016 WFP raised US$5.9 billion.
The project is being funded by the Norwegian Space Centre.
The research is funded by the Research Council of Norway and the Swiss National Science Foundation.
The first church at Enebakk was built at the order of the king and the clergy, andwas probably funded by gifts and income from royal and ecclesiastical taxes on commoners.