Sentence examples for be held separately from from inspiring English sources

Managed account platforms, which allow an investor's assets to be held separately from the main fund, are popular because clients can keep track of their positions.

It will be the first time the annual meeting will be held separately from the Four A's annual management conference, which is scheduled for April 14-16 in Miami.

In a bid to address privacy concerns, the school system minister, John Nash, said in a letter to peers, seen by Schools Week, the new data would be held separately from the national pupil database, and claimed this would prevent other departments from accessing it.

All patient identifiable data will be held separately from the information collected on the patient and will be used only if a member of the research team needs to recontact the patient for any potential follow-up study (specific consent will be obtained from participants for this purpose).

Information provided and obtained during the vetting process will be treated in strict confidence and is held separately from recruitment information.

Olympic Winter Games have been held separately from the Games of the Olympiad (Summer Games) since 1924 and were initially held in the same year.

He said he survived the massacre because at the time he was being held separately from the other captives as punishment for arguing with the guerrillas.

He said the Algerian workers were held separately from the foreigners from the start of the incident, in a different part of the compound only loosely controlled by the Islamists.

His estate, which is held separately from his family, said in a letter that it was concerned that the concert was "piggybacking on Michael's good name and charity".

Its assets are held separately from the assets of the United Nations and may not be used to meet the staff costs, or any other costs, of its member organisations.

In Scotland, the situation had been exacerbated, he said, by the fact that the local elections were being held separately from Scottish parliament elections, by the age profile of local councillors, the single transferable vote system and large multi-member wards, which may mean councillors have been less identified with individual wards, and a continuing failure to engage with voters.