Sentence examples for binding fund from inspiring English sources

Technically, much of what Daulaire said is accurate -- the U.S. government has not come out against R&D funding altogether, merely the internationally binding fund being urged by WHO experts.

Unless the rules are binding internationally, sovereign funds could play Western companies off one another as they scramble "to get more of that money".

Within arms' length expresses that there is a controlling, underlying public authority, by virtue of ownership (shares), right of appointment of governors, substantive (50 + %) funding, binding policy guidelines, and/or ex ante supervision - as opposed to a private organization being positioned independently, at arms' length; outside of government control.

Hedge funds, however, often impose "lockups" on their investors, binding them to a fund for a specified period.

Within a month, a cadre of mostly European fashion chains, including H&M, Zara, C&A, Tesco and Primark, signed a legally binding agreement to help fund and enforce safety improvements in Bangladeshi factories.

"It is unacceptable to trade binding legal protections for funding promises that are not enforceable by law," Smolski said.

Today at Davos he announced a $750m legally-binding "promissory note" for the Fund, complete with a video starring Bono.

More than a hundred international retailers have now signed up to two different agreements, one legally binding, which commit them to funding a push to improve safety and working conditions in the factories where they source their products.

Pension funds, which have binding pension contracts entered into when interest was at much higher levels, need an 8% investment return to meet their commitments.

Brain drain from resource-poor countries continues; yet current attempts to address it remain insufficient largely due to the lack of sustainable funding, absence of binding rules on global HCW migration, and failure to adequately recompense origin countries for decades of human and economic losses from weakening of their national health systems.

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