In particular, since euro-area countries can't print money even in an emergency, they're subject to funding disruptions in a way that nations that kept their own currencies aren't — and the result is what you see right now.
Liz Andrews, a spokeswoman for the American Heart Association's Midwestern branch, said that the national organization's fall fund-raising walks could almost provide a map showing the severity of the fund-raising disruption: the closer to New York, or the sooner after Sept. 11, the more poorly they did.
Ain't no college boys trying to solve those problems, no VCs funding the disruption of those things.
This paper draws from a Research Council UK Energy Programme funded project, 'Disruption, the raw material for carbon change', which uses 'disruption' as a lens through which to reveal potential for changes in mobility practices that result in carbon reduction.
Unicef said that, despite the disruption, funds so far had helped emergency vaccination programmes, with close to a million children having been inoculated against measles and 620,000 against polio.
Variable interest rates, tying-up of funds, and the disruption of normal cash flow must be factors in the analysis if an accurate cost benefit ratio is to be determined.
The main impact caused by the delay of the funds is the disruption of the work plan for various health activities in the council.
Because most of Galleon's holdings are in heavily traded companies, unwinding the fund should cause no disruption to stock markets, a person close to Galleon said.
Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, warned of "massive disruption the world over" if the United States plunges into default.
Eventually that translated into the creation of a $50 million fund, which has several Disruption.VC clients as LPs.
