Sentence examples for fund a reference from inspiring English sources

As a result, MJ Whitman Advisers has started one -- the Aggressive Conservative fund, a reference to a 1979 book that Mr. Whitman wrote with Martin Shubik, "The Aggressive Conservative Investor Random Housese) -- and is selling it to institutional investors.

The idea for an alternative poppy was raised as early as 1926 by the pacifist No More War Movement who wanted the words Haig Fund – a reference to Sir Douglas Haig, a commander during the Battle of the Somme – removed from the centre of the poppy and replaced with "No More War".

(Coincidentally, Griemens likes to refer to Kreditech as the "Amazon of consumer funding," a reference to how the company would like to become a one-stop shop for all of a consumer's online finance needs. "What Amazon has done for commerce, we would like to do for how you manage your own finances," he told TechCrunch in January).

Mr. Galvin said his investigation focused on market timing of the funds, a reference to short-term trading for quick profit.

In addition to her wisdom and energy, Martha's many gifts to the Weizmann Institute of Science included an endowment fund and a Reference Section established in her honor at the Wix Library on the Institute's campus in Rehovot, Israel.

For example, Pastor will soon approve funding for a reference center on environmental health and another on regenerative medicine.

This year, he set up his own fund, and, in a reference to his chess background, named it Grandmaster Capital.

Unlike city or school libraries that are at least partially publicly funded, a personal reference library relies on your own funds.

Clinton has kept the funding details vague, with a reference to taxing the rich and closing loopholes for hedge funds, but Goldrick-Rab says it's not an issue anyway.

In an interview with CNN, Mr. Bush noted Mr. Gore's widely criticized actions in raising money for the Democratic Party in 1996 and said that Mr. Gore should enter into a debate over such campaign funds with President Clinton, a reference to recent news reports that Mr. Clinton has been busily raising such cash for the 2000 elections.

But the American public, riven by economic disparities and ethnic discriminations, gained "a common dream life, a common fund of reference and fantasy".