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And it could elicit funds from others.
It has $255 billion in uncommitted usable resources and the ability to elicit funds from countries that may be reluctant to act on their own as with the Japanese and Nordic contributions to the Iceland package.
As Tory MPs mocked him from across the chamber, with shouts of "wrong speech," Mr Corbyn hit back, saying: "I have no idea why Members opposite find food security such a funny subject… or indeed the flow of arms and elicit funds that enabled groups like Isil to sustain and grow".
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In March, it was revealed that Hank Morris, the former state comptroller Alan Hevesi's former consultant, had put money into the film (which was produced by the deputy comptroller David Loglisci's brothers), and had elicited funds for it from (according to the New York Daily News) Barret Wissman, of Hunt Financial Ventures, which, soon thereafter, "won $116 million in pension fund business".
CGI, which convened in New York City during U.N. week, elicits funding from corporations and governments to solve international issues, without direct donations from its parent organization, the Clinton Foundation.
The dark heart of the case centers on Tyco loan programs, charging that the ex-C-level execs illicitly elicited company funds to pay for mansions, yachts, jewelry, rare paintings and a birthday party for Kozlowski's missus in sun-drenched Sardinia.
In pushing for an ever-bigger dole and in using the UN stage as a megaphone to help elicit sympathy, drum up funds , denounce Israel and drape in UN baby blue the interests and demands of the Iranian-backed terrorists of Hamas, they do a terrible disservice not only to the cause of world peace, but to the prospects of the Palestinians themselves for forsaking terror and building better lives.
Funding is elicited and secured on an emotional basis over shadowing the real needs and realities of vulnerable populations, rendering the actions more harmful then helpful.
"If the stock market were to hold at its recent peak, Fed funds would easily have to go to 7percenttoto elicit the slowing the Fed would need to see".
However, a quinquennial peer review of descriptive case studies and statements, and the funding incentives associated with it, are unlikely to elicit and sustain change in the long-term behaviour of universities in the field of clinical medicine.
These meetings were often tense deciding how chromosomes were distributed, discussing progress, or lack thereof and the omnipresent funding agency representatives hovered about ensuring that their agencies funds were well spent, the most diminutive of whom could elicit fear in the most seasoned genome researcher.
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The phrase "elicit funds " functions as a verb phrase , where "elicit" acts as a transitive verb requiring a direct object ("funds"). Ludwig AI confirms its usability, indicating that it is grammatically correct and understandable in written English.
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