stump up उदाहरण वाक्य

"If you don't start hitting those assumed rates of return, you've either got to stump up a sum of money, or something else has got to change,"
The WHO insists it can get DOTS back on course if donor countries like the United States and Britain stump up an extra $ 400 million a year.
It says that triple-cocktail therapy will be provided where doctors think it necessary, but refuses to stump up the estimated K40 million a year needed to fulfill this promise.
That's the taxing question convulsing this seafaring nation as an election looms : Should Britons stump up 60 million pounds ( dlrs 97 million ) to replace Queen Elizabeth II's aging yacht, Britannia?
"People's expectations tend to rise with the market in terms of amounts that can be raised, " indicating fund managers may have overestimated the amount investors are prepared to stump up this year.

"Our companies must provide and help, " he said, implying that it was time for those who had made money from their coziness with the Milosevic clan to stump up, for their own preservation.
Just as Tendulkar looked like he might follow up his first Test century with another 100, he had his off-stump up-rooted by a Lewis delivery which moved off the seam, making it 123 for three.
In April, Chinese companies backed by the Chinese army and other powerful ministries apparently scrapped plans to buy a 5.3 percent stake in the company by failing to meet a deadline to stump up the cash.
The timing of all this is doubly damaging to Bush, since it has erupted just as he is trying to get Congress to stump up an extra $ 87 billion to pay for the Iraq venture.
In the past, oil companies have typically modernized or expanded their tanker fleets by getting a bank to stump up most of the finance for a new ship, with a sliver of private equity from investors.