Sentence examples for fund emerged from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Barely six months ago, the International Monetary Fund emerged from years of declining relevance, hurriedly cobbling together emergency loans for countries from Iceland to Pakistan, as the first wave of the financial crisis hit.

Questions about Mr. Rattner's involvement with the state pension fund emerged when the S.E.C. filed a case against middlemen who helped investment firms like Quadrangle garner business from the state.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the embattled former head of the International Monetary Fund, emerged on Saturday afternoon from a building in TriBeCa where he had been staying for the past few months, dragging heavy pieces of luggage and loading them into the back of a dark blue van.

That was long before SoftBank and its monstrous Vision Fund emerged to shake up the industry; still, USV has maintained its focused, lean fundraising strategy.

The Liberia Pooled Fund emerged as the strongest example of a "fit-for-purpose financing mechanism".

The budget allocated a further £42.5m to "help fund emerging counter-terrorism priorities" over the next two years.

Instead of relying on the fund, emerging economies are insuring themselves by amassing reserves of their own.

They want the state to fund emerging technologies, including wind and hydroelectric, so they could be made more affordable to the general public.

With 20 per cent of the with-profits fund's portfolio in equities and commercial property – hit heavily recently – Thomson says the investment team has a difficult job ensuring the fund emerges from the choppy markets in good shape.

A smaller voice in a useful organisation is better than power over a moribund one.An IMFurance policyWith more sway over the fund, emerging economies could shift the organisation's priorities.

In the past, the company has used its more established businesses to fund emerging Internet projects.