Sentence examples for draw funds from from inspiring English sources

With Samaras desperate to avoid implementing further belt-tightening, insiders said the government could draw funds from bribes and bank accounts confiscated from corrupt officials.

"This does not mean F.H.A. has insufficient cash to pay insurance claims, a current operating deficit or will need to immediately draw funds from the Treasury," the report stressed.

"This does not mean F.H.A. has insufficient cash to pay insurance claims, a current operating deficit or will need to immediately draw funds from the Treasury," a statement from the agency said.

Freddie said workouts could cause a $30 billion mark-to-market write-down, forcing it to "sacrifice the objectives of reducing the need to draw funds from Treasury and returning to long-term profitability".

In a conversion, you draw funds from a traditional IRA or 401 k), pay the ordinary taxes due on any pre-tax contributions and tax-deferred investment growth, and then move the cash into a Roth IRA, where future growth is tax-free.

He said that if he didn't get it he would have to draw funds from other worthy areas, such as malaria, and flu vaccinations.

The government should be doing all it can to promote the game but should it draw funding from "other" sports, which would be the inevitable consequence of official recognition?

Today's new programs all draw funding from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, which was first announced in December alongside the birth of the couple's daughter Max.

It adds: "There is a risk that if this year's funding is inadequate, then the need for additional cash for health will draw funding from other portfolios, and undermine the government's prioritisation".

But the firm, backed by more than $150 million in venture capital, has continued to draw funding from new partners, and recently struck agreements to research developing a hyperloop system in the United Arab Emirates within the next five years.

In 1409, the city's bailiffs were allowed to acquire lands worth £20 a year to support the maintenance of the walls, and Canterbury was permitted to draw funding from the royal customs duties for the walls.