Sentence examples for deploying money to from inspiring English sources

European regulators, for example, have pressed foreign banks to convert branches to separately capitalised subsidiaries and prohibited banks' local units from repatriating capital to their parents.By trapping capital and liquidity at the local level, America's new rule hampers a global bank from deploying money to its most productive destination, in effect undermining the benefits of being global.

It is creating a budget, creating jobs, trying to make sure America is running well by deploying money in the right ways.

Others — doctors, lawyers, professors — talk of creating Russian Jewish political action committees and deploying money carefully.

The VCs that are here, with big funds, they have to continue to deploy money.

Even when we aren't looking to deploy money in the public market, we probably spend more time listening to quarterly conference calls than most private investors, because when you're thinking about diligence, that's some of the best information out there.

But even they have struggled to deploy money profitably.

The gap in spending underscores facts easily lost amid the president's low approval ratings, his challenges in winning over independent voters and the gridlock he faces in Washington: Mr. Obama brings unmatched financial resources to the campaign trail, and a team with a well-honed sense of where and how to deploy money, people and technology.

Councils in Manchester are deploying pension money to do a similar job.

So I think it's not referring to Goldman Sachs in general, but how they're deploying their money to make return.

Preqin, a research firm, says 1,156 private-equity managers raised a fund between 2001 and 2006 but have not done so since (funds typically deploy money only in their first five years, leaving the next five to sell the companies they bought).

While my husband was deployed, money was no longer tight.