Sentence examples for draw on funds from inspiring English sources

"If this turns out to be the case, the department's contingency of £4.6bn will not be sufficient and the department would need to draw on funds it has set aside to deliver other military capabilities".

Iceland has now started to draw on funds from the monetary fund and other lenders, and the second review of the aid program is to take place in the middle of January.

Three leading Portuguese banks said they would draw on funds from the country's 78 billion euro bailout to meet tough new capital requirements as they struggle with the debt crisis.

The ECB's decision-making governing council on Friday agreed that Greek banks could draw on extra funds from an emergency facility.

The EU has even advised member states to draw on support funds to help deal with inevitable unemployment.

In 1995, with the jobless rate at 5.6 percent, states were able to draw on their trust funds to pay the federal portion.

Osborne said earlier that he would block any EU move to draw on an emergency fund containing British money for the new bailout programme.

State governments struggled to draw attention to unsoiled or newly scrubbed beaches with advertising campaigns, often drawing on funds from BP.

Ms. Pomodore has shown the jury records of checks that Ms. Sheehan's children wrote to her, drawing on funds from Mr. Sheehan's life insurance policies after he was killed.

The French have always been less likely to go into debt – when they pay with plastic, they tend to use debit cards, drawing on funds they already have, rather than credit cards.

Physicist and science-policy analyst Renzo Rubele of the Free University of Brussels points out that Italian universities do sometimes set up special chairs for eminent scientists, bypassing the usual public competitions used for academic appointments and drawing on funds provided wholly or in part by the research ministry.