Sentence examples for constraints fund from inspiring English sources

"If an activist could approach fund managers in a language they will respond to, with an understanding of her work and awareness of the culture, incentives and constraints fund managers operate under … then they could make the most convincing case possible that Shell's operations in Nigeria actually pose a much bigger risk than the fund manager has hitherto believed".

The problem here does not lie in budget constraints; funding for new schools in East Jerusalem is regularly approved.

In this study, such interventions would include solutions for human resource constraints, funding, supplies, structural changes in the facilities and managerial support.

Given current budget constraints, funding new initiatives is likely to come at the expense of other programming, and investments without clear near-term payoffs are hard to sell.

Shadow price: this is the marginal change in NPV arising from a change in the constraint fund requirement L which reflects management's decisions about period-to-period cashflow management for the insurance program.  .

Shadow price: this is the marginal change in NPV arising from a change in the constraint fund requirement L which reflects management's decisions about period-to-period cashflow management for the insurance program.

Illustrative is also the title of the new annual report of HIV Vaccines and Microbicides Resource Tracking Working Group: "Advancing the Science in a Time of Fiscal Constraint: Funding for HIV Prevention Technologies in 2009" [ 47].

For the sake of funding constraints, public health funding is withheld from distribution to our staff and is used to purchase equipment and public health related consumptive materials, such as posters and leaflets".

Over the last five years, government constraints on funding have seen the fees that councils pay for care home places fall in real terms by 5%.

Given the current budgetary constraints, this funding in unlikely to only come from the public purse, and further ways to involve the private sector to build the infrastructure and manage flood risk, such as Flood Re, need to be developed.

In health, governments can reduce credit constraints with funding for public training and incentives for private training of new health workers (WHO 2006).