funded

American  

[fuhnd-id] / ˈfʌnd ɪd /

adjective

1. supplied with enough money or other financial resources.

2. supplied with money or other financial resources to the degree specified (usually used in combination).

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Example Sentences

Last year, wallets associated with the Guards were funded with more than $3 billion in cryptocurrencies, representing more than half of the country's cryptocurrency flows -- a share that continues to grow according to Chainalysis.

From Barron's

If properly managed and funded, after five years, “all of the principal will be deemed an unavailable asset if you apply for Medicaid.”

From MarketWatch

And family members funded Jewish causes in both Germany and the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Obviously those are funded not through the Executive Office but through other departments but we require that coordinated response."

From BBC

It found that costs have risen for families in England who are not eligible for the funded hours - either because they are not in work, do not earn enough or do not meet other criteria.

From BBC