Sentence examples for control over funds from inspiring English sources
Any United States financial institution that becomes aware that it possesses, or has control over, funds of a foreign terrorist organization would have to turn them over to the Treasury Department.
In addition to RESTful APIs and SDKs for iOS and Android, developers can offer card processing to their users with instant Merchant Accounts and control over funds flow.
They include giving lab managers more control over funds for building local economic partnerships, creating off-campus "microlabs" to attract local businesses, and providing small- and medium-sized firms with "vouchers" for research assistance.
In the interim, the Saudis have tried their hand at funding the humanitarian response in Yemen, but even that turned into an awkward drawn out spectacle after Saudi officials exerted control over funds they promised the UN, angering officials.
It seems that for local priority setting to evolve in the districts studied, more local control over funds is required.
The financial management reform that followed SWAp shifted management responsibilities to the district level and granted greater control over funds to local managers.
Decades of centralised control over funding and services has distanced our residents from the decisions that affect their everyday lives.
"Recent government proposals to reform apprenticeship funding aim to give employers more control over funding, but they'll impose greater upfront costs and admin that smaller firms will find extremely off-putting.
Council leaders also want control over funding for business and trade and investment, alongside "significant influence if not control" over £500m which the government currently spends on skills and training schemes.
Hendricks said she called the Democratic National Committee, but a representative insisted that the committee had no control over fund matters.
Aligning disbursement procedures is likely to pose challenges and will require significant commitment from both donor and recipient governments and a willingness to sacrifice some direct control over funding for greater aggregate impact.
