Sentence examples for Communication fund from inspiring English sources
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But Bruce Behrens, who manages the Flag Investors Communication fund, said Alltel stock "ought to be worth a lot more" than the $51.75 it fetched on Friday.
Rowe Price's Science & Technology, Seligman's Communication fund and Fidelity's Select Electronics.
Firsthand's Rex Dwyer has been buying the stock and it is now the largest holding in Firsthand's Communication Fund and the second largest in its Global Tech Fund, accounting for more than 8% in each.
The best-performing fund over our 3-year-period was the Fidelity Select Electronic Fund, with a whopping return of 198.5%, closely followed by Seligman Communication Fund A series with a return of 136.7%.
Last year's number two performer, PBHG Technology and Communication fund (PBTCX) is now on the bottom rung, 39th place among technology funds, with a YTD return of negative 2.2% Its biggest holding, Parametric Technology, has fallen 8.4% so far this year.
We identified data and reporting, legislation, staff motivation and internal buy-in, reputation and communication, funding and capital investment and commercial and market reality as significant challenges for all.
The signing actors (institutional bodies such as the prefect's offices, the municipalities, the regions) mutually commit (or engage other operators, such as the police forces) to achieve objectives (training activities, cooperation, organization…), through specific actions, mostly of a relational nature (coordination, communication, funding, and so on), in a given action space.
Specific enablers of IPP were identified as: belonging and connection to community; individuals who were able to engage and connect services; formal and informal communication strategies; funding models, in particular the Australian government health insurance (Medicare) rebates for Enhanced Care/Chronic Care Programs; co-location of services and excessive workload.
Second, Section 201 does not prevent anyone from making electioneering communications; it only requires that when persons do make such advertisements that they disclose the source of the communication's funding after they are broadcast.
Maureen White, the Democrats' finance chairwoman, said party officials came to "a painful realization" that they had not invested in the infrastructure during President Bill Clinton's two terms because the party relied heavily on his communication and fund-raising skills.
