Sentence examples for financing mandate from inspiring English sources

The obvious step to address MDGs 4 and 5 is to explicitly expand the Global Fund's financing mandate.

VENTUREBEAT When Looking for Financing, Know What It's For  |  When it comes to granting cash to start-ups, venture capitalists do not go by ideas alone, MemeBurn writes, suggesting that a business needs a clear financing mandate before it can hope to secure money.

There is a European Investment Bank, a Nordic Investment Bank and many others, all capitalised by states or groups of states for the purpose of financing mandated projects by borrowing in the capital markets.

McCoubrey also points out that employees and visitors to UBS often spend long periods of time in particular rooms: "You might be sitting here working your way through a corporate finance mandate for up to 10 hours.

In November 2007, both voted for a bill authorizing $50 billion in war financing but mandating troop withdrawals.

The shutdown affects governmental activities that are subject to year-to-year financing, not mandated programs like the new health care program.

The company is essentially a touring one, with embattled finances, a mandate to take ballet to the provinces, and no permanent London theater to call home.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is concerned about the possibility that some families may be adversely affected by the Section 8 renewal financing revision mandated by Congress.

With much of its financing and mandates set by the Federal and state governments, the agency has had to focus on divisions financed with city dollars, including the Office of Food Programs and Policy, whose budget totals $6.5 million.

WASHINGTON, April 3 — The political brinkmanship over Iraq war spending intensified Tuesday, as President Bush said Congressional Democrats had "undercut the troops" by passing legislation that ties continued war financing to mandated timelines for the withdrawal of American combat units.

The largest chunk of his plan -- $60 billion -- would go toward financing federally mandated programs for the disabled, the only part of his plan that drew applause from the 100 or so parents, politicians and mostly college students attending the speech.