Sentence examples for administrative fund from inspiring English sources

Trial lawyers also argue that there is a social cost to using an administrative fund like Feinberg's in lieu of litigation.

Mr. Cancel said the spending from the administrative fund was approved by both the controller's office and the mayor's budget office.

Unlike other money, which is governed by bond rules or legislation, the administrative fund has relatively few restrictions on its use.

In one example of unusual spending cited in the report, Mr. Cancel used money from the department's administrative fund, which is supposed to go toward general overhead costs and equipment, to finance unbudgeted special projects including a $189,000 book commissioned to celebrate the department's coming 80th anniversary.

All payments, including for sitting on advisory boards (NWC), data safety monitoring boards (JPB), lecturing (NWC) and travel expenses for attendance at scientific meetings, are paid directly to an administrative fund held by Murdoch Children's Research Institute.

In a statement that the Chicago orchestra issued on Thursday, Mr. Barenboim said his main reasons for stepping down were the increasing administrative, fund-raising and promotional demands placed on the music director of an American symphony orchestra.

The letter, which was obtained by The New York Times, provides a detailed look at the committee's troubled finances, including an assertion by Mr. Collins that as much as 70 percent of the donations were spent on administrative fund-raising costs, rather than being used to directly help candidates.

The park's first superintendent (1872 77), Nathaniel P. Langford (who had been a member of the 1870 expedition), was largely ineffectual, primarily because Congress allotted no administrative funds, and he had to find other work and thus was rarely there.

Early in 2012, Islamabad cut by half the administrative funds it issues to groups that still maintain offices in Pakistani-administered Kashmir.

Earlier this year, it cut by half the administrative funds it issues to insurgent groups that still maintain offices in Pakistani-administered Kashmir.

From a philosophical, structural, administrative, funding, and human resources standpoint, criminal justice agencies are ill equipped to provide healthcare services and often do so only under the threat of litigation (Harris & Lurigio 2009).