Sentence examples for clear fund from inspiring English sources
Their significance is clear: fund managers were quietly skimming money from millions of investors, for the benefit of the fund managers themselves, or letting other professional market operators do so for favours in return.
GiveWell, a public charity also known as The Clear Fund, has embraced the idea of radical transparency by prominently displaying its shortcomings on its website.
Despite Ms. Warren's clear fund-raising advantage, she and Mr. Brown are running neck and neck in the polls, a fact that underscores a hard reality for Ms. Warren: while she is popular across the country and has received contributions from all 50 states, the voters in 49 of those will not matter.
At the same time, Mr. Gephardt seemed to leave room for negotiation on the issue, insisting that if hard-money limits were increased, Democrats could move quickly to raise it, and that Republicans would not enjoy a clear fund-raising advantage for very long.
Although Republicans say they doubt the governor will propose new limits to political contributions -- the Democrats, with a majority in both houses, have a clear fund-raising advantage in New Jersey -- they argue pay-to-play reform would go a long way toward cleaning up the state's tarnished image.
Then we will have a clear funding target to aim for.
"In this environment you want to look for companies with lower leverage and clear funding capabilities".
The Copernicus program has its own satellites and is now mostly operational but has struggled to get a clear funding commitment in the next long-term union budget.
The facts are clear: funding that empowers women to access voluntary family planning is a win-win for women, men, children and climate change.
He warns that, at the moment, the UK's "vast creative potential is being strangled without any clear funding strategy for its long-term future".
There are other people that were working in defense systems, and that's nice because there are always clear funding paths for that.
