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David Plouffe, who served as Mr. Obama's campaign manager in 2008, said the ethos of fund-raising started with Mr. Obama's earliest donors in 2007.

David Siminoff, a general partner at Venrock who invests in media companies, told The Times, "The ethos of this fund is about reducing the friction".

David Siminoff, a general partner at Venrock who invests in media companies, said, "The ethos of this fund is about reducing the friction".

In their different ways, Costa, the Man Group (Booker) and mobile phone operator Orange have been model sponsors: understanding the ethos of the awards, funding them fully and promoting them hard.

In addition, for each bottle of Ethos water purchased in Starbucks stores, five cents is contributed to the Ethos Water Fund of the Starbucks Foundation.

Restlessness among shareholders helped to oust Marcel Ospel as UBS's chairman in April.Dominique Biedermann, the executive director of Ethos, an activist fund, says the 2006 results gave UBS shareholders no inkling of trouble ahead: "We thought we were investors in a normal, classical bank; it turns out we were shareholders in another kind of bank that takes a lot of risk".

Funds-of-funds are hot.

City Opera, a pet project of Fiorello LaGuardia, emerged from the ethos of the New Deal, when government funds were allotted to the propagation of the arts for the masses.

But this is high performance sport, and we're trying to win," says Keen of the ethos of UK Sport, the agency that distributes lottery and exchequer funding.

Although other new journals are currently being launched based on the PLoS One model (or variations of it), the ethos at BiO will reflect the ethos of the Company of Biologists — a not-for-profit publisher with a long history of funding a wide range of charitable activities that support the community of scientists in the areas covered by its journals.

State funding was cut, new appointments were frozen and the ethos of business management was being imposed on universities.